Invasive toads reduce the parasite burden of native frogs in Australia, but is it doing them any good?
A recent study has shown that the invasive cane toad, Rhinella marina, may reduce lungworm burdens in native Australian frogs.
A recent study has shown that the invasive cane toad, Rhinella marina, may reduce lungworm burdens in native Australian frogs.
While a group of dedicated researchers develop novel method to control ticks, these tiny arachnids take revenge by spreading further and infecting people and animals with the pathogens they transmit.
A report of the latest surveillance study confirms that Mexico has met WHO criteria for the declaration of the elimination of onchocerciasis.
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