Parasitic Diseases

Being exposed to reactive oxygen helps worms live longer lives - Massive Science Being exposed to reactive oxygen helps worms live longer lives - Massive Science Posted: 31 Dec 2019 07:37 AM PST Many of us biologists conduct fieldwork in diverse places, from Alaska to the tropics, from aiming to understand how microbes are responding to climate change in the boreal soils to learning about life history strategies and co-evolutionary arms races of bats, their ectoparasitic flies, and the ectoparasitic fungi living on those flies.  ...make sure you have everything you need, think about a plan B (and a plan C, just in case) The days before fieldwork tend to be hectic: make a checklist to make sure you have everything you need, think about a plan B (and a plan C, just in case), anticipate drawbacks and plan on how to address them, and the list goes on and on. The day comes. You make it to your field site, you collect the samples you want, o...

How to Get Rid of Stomach Parasites - Counsel & Heal How to Get Rid of Stomach Parasites - Counsel & Heal How to Get Rid of Parasites Lurking in Your Intestines - Nature World News 700+ worms found in Chinese man’s brain, lungs after eating undercooked pork - American Military News More than 700 worms found in man's brain after he ate undercooked pork - Yahoo Movies UK How to Get Rid of Stomach Parasites - Counsel & Heal Posted: 30 Dec 2019 12:19 PM PST (Photo : Unsplash) If you're wondering how to get rid of stomach parasites roaming freely in your body, explore these natural and holistic home remedies. Keyword(s): how to get rid of stomach parasites Anchor Text: common parasites Every year,  billions of people  throughout the world struggle with stomach parasites. Many of these people don't even realize they're experiencing intestinal parasite symptoms. Do yo...

You Should Be Composting in Your Apartment. Here's How. - Mother Jones You Should Be Composting in Your Apartment. Here's How. - Mother Jones Posted: 31 Dec 2019 03:00 AM PST Tessa Lighty/The Journal-Star/AP Everyone will think your worms are gross until they need some soil for their plants. That's what I discovered when I told my coworkers that I keep a plastic bin full of squirming invertebrates in my apartment to decompose food scraps and generate compost. In the summer of 2018, while reporting for a local newspaper on organics collection in New York, I became fascinated with the process by which food waste biodegrades and how waste disposal impacts the environment. So I went online and ordered 500 red wigglers whose descendants are still thriving in a decaying pile of my discarded food. Sound gross? That's what my colleagues said. But as winter set in and everyone's house plants began to wilt, m...

Being exposed to reactive oxygen helps worms live longer lives - Massive Science Being exposed to reactive oxygen helps worms live longer lives - Massive Science Posted: 31 Dec 2019 07:37 AM PST Many of us biologists conduct fieldwork in diverse places, from Alaska to the tropics, from aiming to understand how microbes are responding to climate change in the boreal soils to learning about life history strategies and co-evolutionary arms races of bats, their ectoparasitic flies, and the ectoparasitic fungi living on those flies.  ...make sure you have everything you need, think about a plan B (and a plan C, just in case) The days before fieldwork tend to be hectic: make a checklist to make sure you have everything you need, think about a plan B (and a plan C, just in case), anticipate drawbacks and plan on how to address them, and the list goes on and on. The day comes. You make it to your field site, you collect the samples you want, o...