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CDC warns of deadly ‘kissing bug’ disease

Chagas disease from 'kissing bugs' could become endemic illness in US, CDC warns

"A lot of people get infected when they're little children, very, very young, and it can stay dormant for 30, 40, 50 years, and then manifest itself as premature heart-related issues," said Dr. Suman...

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Can you catch Chagas in Mississippi? What to know as CDC warns of 'kissing bug' disease spread

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CDC warns of 'kissing bug' disease spread in the United States

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'Kissing bug' disease is now endemic in US, researchers say. What you need to know.

According to the CDC, about 8 million people globally, including about 280,000 people in the U.S., have Chagas disease.

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

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‘Kissing Bug’ Disease Is Spreading Across the U.S.—Here’s What to Know

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CDC issues warning as deadly insect-borne disease spreads

The CDC says the “kissing bug,” which spreads the parasite that causes Chagas disease, may be becoming endemic in the U.S.

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Researchers highlight rising Chagas disease transmission in Florida and southern states

A study is challenging decades of public health assumptions by calling for Chagas disease to be officially recognized as endemic to the United States.

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‘Silent killer’ parasitic disease spreading across multiple US states, experts warn

"Kissing bugs" transmit Chagas disease through infected feces, causing symptoms like fever and potentially fatal heart problems in 20%-30% of chronic cases.