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CDC warns of 'kissing bug' disease spread in U.S.

Deadly "kissing bug" disease has spread in the U.S. Here's what to know.

Chagas disease, a potentially deadly condition caused by an infected triatomine insect or "kissing bug," may be becoming endemic in the United States, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report.

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What is Chagas disease, transmitted by ‘kissing bugs', spreading in the U.S.

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CDC warns of deadly bug disease that's been reported in Arkansas

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Deadly 'kissing bug' disease becoming endemic in the US: CDC

Chagas disease, also known as the "kissing bug" disease, is spreading across the United States, and some researchers believe it should now be classified as endemic.

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Deadly 'kissing bug' disease — or Chagas — is now endemic in US, researchers say

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CDC warns of deadly ‘kissing bug’ disease: What to know

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Deadly Chagas disease, or ‘kissing bug’ disease, is increasing in the US, CDC says

The CDC said autochthonous, or locally acquired, human cases of the disease have been reported in eight states, including Texas, California, Arizona, Tennessee, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi and A...

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Possible 300,000 unknowingly infected with deadly kissing bug disease in US

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CDC warns of 'kissing bug' spreading deadly Chagas disease | Morning in America

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This little bug found in Arizona can carry harmful disease. Here's what to know

There are seven species of kissing bugs in Arizona. Here's everything to know about how harmful they are and how likely is it to get Chagas disease.

Garden: What can you do about exploding populations of spotted lanternfly?

Many gardeners and homeowners are reporting large infestations of the spotted lanternfly right now and are wondering what action they should take.

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Mysterious flag-waving behavior in a tropical bug is an anti-predator strategy

If you happen to be walking in the forests of Panama, you might just come across a bug that will wave at you, which scientists at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) have been studying for a while.

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Remote mountain meadow confirms global insect crisis

Colorado mountains study shows insect numbers dropped 72% in 20 years, driven mainly by warming summer nights.

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What Happens If a Tiny Insect Goes Extinct? Should We Even Care?

What Happens If a Tiny Insect Goes Extinct? Should We Even Care? The looming threat of an insect apocalypse with the possibility of countless extinct species has environmentalists concerned. Are there any solutions to this crisis?

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Why is Iowa State University closing its Insect Zoo?

One of the nation's biggest insect zoos is coming to a bittersweet end. After 30 years of "spreading bug love," Iowa State University's Insect Zoo is coming to an end. The university's College of ...