Robert Whitfield Md
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Parasitic infections: why are they so poorly understood? #shorts

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Car accidents, violence, suicide—linked to parasitic infections?

Why so poorly understood?

We're full of bugs, good and bad.

A dominance of pathogenic species drives wide-ranging symptoms.

They're stealthy, waiting for a compromised immune system.

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