Posted on 03/06/2026 10:41:24 PM PST by rexthecat
LOS ANGELES - A disease that can cause neurological illness and meningitis in people, rat lungworm, has been found in wild opposums, rats and a zoo animal in San Diego County, indicating its establishment in California for the first time. Researchers reported their findings in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases, published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Was this created in a china lab, of was it imported??
Ain’t this diversity great or what
Or one or two labs in the United States.
Covid worked so well. It is time to try something else.
Rat lungworm, scientifically known as Angiostrongylus cantonensis, is a parasitic roundworm primarily associated with rats. It was first discovered in 1945 in the lungs of rats in Hong Kong.
I wonder if this is a weaponized version.
Wait until the fly a drone into something
Keep all your cats away from those rotten rats.
Don’t eat slugs or snails and you’ll be OK
Yes, eating improperly prepared escargot can lead to rat lungworm infection (Angiostrongylus cantonensis), but the risk is very low when snails are thoroughly cooked.
is how cavalier it is about actual human safety while promoting hobgoblins and global socialism government:
Eating more escargot (farmed snails) can modestly help reduce environmental impact compared to conventional meats, but it is not a major solution to climate change
Ivermectin 20 mg by mouth per day for 10 days wil zap it. Put it in your juice. Maybe less. Get a bottle from Tractor Supply. No biggie.
Illegals have given so much to California, newsom must be proud.
Anyone check out the latest “work” of Quackony Fauxi and his Wuhan Virus Wranglers?
Hopefully, only DemonRatz and DemocRats are susceptible.
The Gavin Worm is causing much more damage.
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