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Infectious parasite found in invasive snail species, Georgia Department of Natural Resources says

A type of infectious parasite has been spotted inside invasive snail species brought to Georgia, according to the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

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Invasive snail species found in Georgia could harm humans

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is urging caution after invasive snail species in the state were found to harbor a parasite that can cause illness in humans.

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Invasive snails in Georgia can kill you, wildlife agency warns

A type of infectious parasite has been spotted inside invasive snail species brought to Georgia, according to the Department of Natural Resources.

Officials warn that invasive snails can harm your health as well as Georgia wildlife

Citing unnamed sources familiar with the discussions, The Wall Street Journal reports that officials have ruminated over a particular executive order that would shift some of the agency’s functions to other departments and shut down functions President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he's given his advisers instructions to obliterate Iran if it assassinates him.

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Elon Musk's DOGE team visits CDC in Atlanta, reports say

DOGE has rapidly expanded its presence across multiple federal agencies, with reports confirming that representatives visited ...

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Donald Trump to Review Scientific Papers from CDC Before Publication: Report

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is halting all publication of scientific papers in order to comply with Donald ...

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Georgia Tech facing backlash over policy banning DEI programs

Georgia Tech is ending programs and eliminating websites that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), a spokesperson ...

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Georgia reports first flu deaths of the season, but most data show declines in respiratory viruses

Most data indicate that the state's respiratory virus spread, including influenza cases, is slowing from earlier this winter.

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