Potential for emergence of foodborne and waterborne trematodiases in California
Metz, D. C. G.; Turner, A. V.; Nelson, A. P.; Hechinger, R. F.
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We document that three human-pathogenic zoonotic trematodes are introduced and widespread throughout southern California in their first intermediate host snail (Melanoides tuberculata). We highlight the need to consider these introductions from a public health perspective in California and elsewhere in the United States the snail has invaded.
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