Parasitic Infections
Scientists Believe Brain-Infecting Parasite 'Rat Lungworm' Will Spread With Climate Change
The parasite has been found in five Florida counties. 
Can A Goat Milk And Herb Cleanse Eliminate Parasites? Gwyneth Paltrow Tries Detox Diet For Goop
Gwyneth Paltrow “felt so good” after a goat milk and herb cleanse, but is there scientific proof behind its effectiveness? 
Doctors Pull Full-Grown Cockroach From Woman’s Nose, And Other Creepy Crawlers Found Inside The Body
Our bodies are warm and moist, and the ideal place for creepy crawlers to set up shop. Here are a few instances where bugs made our bodies home. 
7 Facts About Head Lice That Will Make You Squirm
The nasty little critters that cling to our hair and terrify parents of young children have a lot more to them than just itchiness and bloodsucking. 
Common Trichomoniasis Symptoms In Women: Early Signs Of The STD
Most people with the STD trichomaniasis don’t show any symptoms, but the parasite is highly infectious and can hurt unborn babies. 
What Having A Cat Says About Your Sexual Preferences: Cat Owners May Be More Into Bondage And Sexual Submission (BDSM) Than The Rest Of Us
A new study has found that a strange link between owning a pet cat and having a preference for BDSM. 
What Are Neglected Tropical Diseases? How Little-Known NTDs Wreak Havoc
Neglected tropical diseases are not very well known, but are responsible for many cases of painful and debilitating illness throughout the world. 
4 Rare Causes Of Terrible Diarrhea
A little diarrhea will work itself out, but if you’ve got it bad, you might have one of these serious problems. 
Does Your Dog Or Cat Lick You? How Common Diseases Spread From Pets To Owners
You shouldn't let your dog lick your face — disease transmission between pets and owners is more common than you think. 
Cat Scratch Disease And Toxoplasmosis: Prevention Tips For Illnesses You Can Catch From Your Feline Pets
From schizophrenia to a miscarriage, owning a cat can increase your risk for a number of health conditions.
