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Science@kbin.social · 1 year ago

Woman’s mystery illness turns out to be 3-inch snake parasite in her brain

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Woman’s mystery illness turns out to be 3-inch snake parasite in her brain

arstechnica.com

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Science@kbin.social · 1 year ago

It's the first time the snake parasite has been seen in a human, let alone a brain.

It’s the first time the snake parasite has been seen in a human, let alone a brain.

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Literal brain worms instead of figurative ones. And of course it’s Australia.

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