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Eat Your Worms: The Upside Of Parasites : NPR
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Eat Your Worms: The Upside Of Parasites : NPR
npr.org — “Evidence has been mounting that intestinal parasites can actually be a good thing for people with inflammatory bowel disease, because certain parasitic worms seem to help the intestine heal. Now, new research yields clues to why the treatment may work.” View full resource at npr.org
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Eat Your Worms: The Upside Of Parasites : NPR
npr.org — “Evidence has been mounting that intestinal parasites can actually be a good thing for people with inflammatory bowel disease, because certain parasitic worms seem to help the intestine heal. Now, new research yields clues to why the treatment may work.” View full resource at npr.org
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Whipworm Infection: Parasitic Infections: Merck Manual Home Edition
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