Intestinal worms, which live in the gut, are some of the world’s most common parasites. Because they live in the gut, you can sometimes tell you have intestinal worms by looking at your stool.

In most cases, the rash from a wandering worm is in a foot, ankle, thigh, or rear—basically from a person walking or sitting ...

Lakes and rivers that used to be trusted sources of potable water in the country now pose danger to women's fertility ...

At a shocking 20 centimeters (8 inches) long and 5 centimeters (2 inches) wide, this coprolite is the largest intact piece of ...

Some people experience no symptoms at all. Checking your stool (poop) for worms or eggs is one way to confirm their presence, but other tests may be needed. Serious complications can arise with some ...

When the eggs hatch, they begin to devour the milkweed ... For those who don’t know, worm castings are worm poop. Now there’s a word I don’t get to use in these articles very often.

We’re not just talking about any poop—it’s the biggest human poop ... showed that the Viking was plagued by whipworm and maw-worm eggs, common intestinal parasites. The Shambles — an ...

Our devastation of nature is so extreme that reversing even a small part of it requires painstaking, quixotic efforts.

Nestled in the heart of Arlington, Virginia, there’s a diner that’s been flipping eggs and serving smiles since 1969. Bob & ...

ShareThe scene Miss OMG just couldn’t wait to hang out with BJ (her boyfriend of 6 weeks), excitedly they strolled and ...

Canine whipworm infection occurs after a dog has eaten an egg left in the soil or other contaminated environments. Although some infected canines may not show signs, diarrhea or soft stool with blood ...