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Second Case of Myasis by Sweeping Worm Reported in a Man

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The Federal Ministry of Health reported a second case in Nuevo León of myasis by worm sweeper in a man, of which neither his name nor age was specified. This new case is given one week after the report of an infected older adult in the municipality of Linares, which was already discharged. The report was generated for Epidemiological Week number 21, at the court of June 8. According to the report of the Directorate General of Epidemiology, 10 ca…
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The Federal Ministry of Health reported a new positive case in humans of infection by worm sweeper in Nuevo León so to date there are already two. According to the report of the federal unit, the first case... Full note »

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The Federal Ministry of Health reported a second case in Nuevo León of myasis by worm sweeper in a man, of which neither his name nor age was specified. This new case is given one week after the report of an infected older adult in the municipality of Linares, which was already discharged. The report was generated for Epidemiological Week number 21, at the court of June 8. According to the report of the Directorate General of Epidemiology, 10 ca…

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El Porvenir broke the news on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
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