Parasitic Infection Spreads to More States
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The brain-eating amoeba Naegleria fowleri has spread into Midwest states.
Once confined to Southern states, CDC data shows N. fowleri infections now appearing in states like Minnesota and Indiana. Scientists link its northward march to warming freshwater temperatures in lakes and rivers.
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Millions of Americans carry parasitic infections without knowing it.
The CDC identifies 5 neglected parasitic infections as priorities in the U.S., affecting millions — most undiagnosed. Learn more at CDC.gov
Millions of Americans are affected by parasitic infections yearly!
The CDC tracks dozens of neglected parasitic infections affecting U.S. residents. Many go undiagnosed due to lack of awareness. Learn more at CDC.gov
Parasitic infections can spread via contaminated water, soil & food
As cases reach new states, the CDC notes parasitic diseases affect millions of Americans yearly — many go undiagnosed. Learn prevention steps at CDC.gov