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Deadly 'kissing bug' disease becoming endemic in US

'Kissing bug' disease is endemic in US, researchers say. What to know about condition

Since 2013, Chagas disease in humans has been reported in eight states, according to Texas A&M University's Kissing Bug Community Science program.

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The Deadly ‘Kissing Bug’ Disease Has Quietly Spread Across the U.S. What Is It?

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What is the ‘kissing bug’ disease, and should North Texans be worried?

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Is the 'kissing bug' disease in Tennessee? What to know amid fears Chagas disease is endemic in the U.S.

Since 2013, Texas A&M University's Kissing Bug Community Science program has received reports of about 10,000 "kissing bugs" in 31 states.

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CDC classifies ‘kissing bug’ disease endemic in U.S.

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

Deadly ‘kissing bug’ parasite is now in 32 US states — and you might not even know you have it

A kiss might steal your heart — but this one could stop it. Health experts are warning about a deadly parasitic infection spread by so-called kissing bugs, which have now been found in 32 states across the country.

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Deadly 'kissing bug' disease considered an endemic in US; vulnerable states, early symptoms, risk factors, and prevention tips

A hidden danger has quietly made its way across the United States: the deadly “kissing bug” disease, also known as Chagas disease. Once thought to be a problem confined to parts of Latin America, this parasitic illness is now being transmitted locally in 32 US states,