MXTwo cases of human infection by the 'gusanillo' (a type of parasitic worm) have been confirmed in Sinaloa, Mexico. The parasite, known as 'gusanillo,' typically affects livestock but has now been identified in humans. Health authorities are investigating the outbreak to determine the extent of the spread and potential risks to public health. This marks the first reported case of human infection in the region, raising concerns about zoonotic diseases and the need for increased surveillance.
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