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Woman’s brain worm infection confirmed after eggs develop tails in lab test

Woman’s brain worm infection confirmed after eggs develop tails in lab test

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Summary

A woman’s brain infection with a parasitic worm has been confirmed after eggs developed tails during laboratory testing. The available information does not specify the location of the case or the species of parasite.

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A woman’s brain infection with a parasitic worm has been confirmed following laboratory testing in which eggs developed tails.

The result was cited as evidence confirming the infection. The available information does not identify the parasite species, the location of the case, the woman’s condition or further details about the tests performed.

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The laboratory finding provides confirmation of a rare parasitic brain infection, although no further case details are available.

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