Researchers have identified 453 unique malaria-derived peptides presented by human leukocyte antigen class I on infected reticulocytes, offering potential targets for a broad-spectrum vaccine.
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A UK woman's three-month trip to India in 2007 led to a rare diagnosis of neurocysticercosis, a brain infection caused by tapeworm larvae, after experiencing seizures and psychological distress.
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A comprehensive review suggests screen time for infants under two may lead to developmental concerns and recommends avoiding intentional use, citing risks to bonding, language, and physical play.
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A Spanish man's persistent headaches and behavioral changes, initially suspected to be brain cancer, were ultimately diagnosed as tapeworm larvae after detailed MRI scans.