More than half of New York City’s free-roaming cats carry intestinal parasites?
A study of free-roaming cats in New York City found that 57.5% were infected with at least one endoparasite, with Toxocara by far the most common.
10/10/2026A study of free-roaming cats in New York City found that 57.5% were infected with at least one endoparasite, with Toxocara by far the most common.
10/10/2026A large molecular survey of more than 157,000 domestic cats in the United States and Canada found Giardia duodenalis in 6.3% of faecal samples.
10/09/2026The World Health Organization has published new target product profiles for in vitro diagnostic tests for cystic echinococcosis, aiming to stimulate the development of simpler…
10/09/2026Nipah virus (NiV) surveillance remains largely clinical and reactive, meaning outbreaks are often recognised only after severely ill patients reach hospitals.
10/09/2026Closer contact between people and companion animals, urbanisation and changing environmental conditions are altering the epidemiology of fungal zoonoses, according to a new 2026…
10/08/2026Canine leishmaniosis is no longer confined to Italy’s traditional endemic areas in the south.
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