Insects known as “deadly kissing bugs” found in North Carolina are responsible for spreading Chagas disease, an illness that, if left untreated, may cause serious heart and digestive complications.

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Amelia McGowan, director of the School of Law's Immigration Clinic, traveled to Buenos Aires to give a lecture on climate migration and met with members of the Chamber of Deputies at Argentina's ...

The fellows are Jacquelyn Mosley, Chase Rainwater, Christopher M. Schulte and Marc A. Scott. Each SEC university selects up to four fellows to participate in the program each year.

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A common hack many people use for keeping spiders out of a garden is to use chestnuts or horse chestnuts to repel them. But does this really work?

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Texas A&M's Phillip Kaufman, a livestock entomologist, said winning the battle against the New World screwworm is a must.

Kissing bugs may sound charming, but with one bite, these insects can spread a dangerous parasitic infection: Chagas disease.