Potentially deadly Chagas disease from "kissing bugs" seemingly spreading across U.S.

Source: CBS News | Published: September 9, 2025, 6:42 pm | Read Original

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Potentially deadly Chagas disease from "kissing bugs" seemingly spreading across U.S.

Chagas disease, caused by a parasite inside of "kissing bugs," could become more widespread in the U.S., with more cases popping up in the Midwest and Southwest, according to the CDC.

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Potentially deadly Chagas disease from "kissing bugs" seemingly spreading across U.S.

Chagas disease, caused by a parasite inside of "kissing bugs," could become more widespread in the U.S., with more cases popping up in the Midwest and Southwest, according to the CDC.

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