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When parasites get personal: A tick in the nose & a larva in the armpit (but that’s OK!)
- 20 March 2026,
- A few years ago, I found a parasite in my armpit. It was the larva of a blowfly, and I knew pretty well what it was, based on where I’d gotten it – or at least...
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450-million-year-old fossils show sexual dimorphism
- 16 March 2026,
- Sexual dimorphism is the concept that the male and female counterparts of the same species have differing morphologies. Whilst it may be easy to tell the difference...
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The quiet champions driving genital schistosomiasis research forward
- 10 March 2026,
- In this highlight of the month series, Professor Amaya Bustinduy highlights three papers: Lemin et al., Neufeld et al. and Smith et al.…
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