Health Alert: What You Need to Know About the Cases of Worm Sweepers in Humans in CDMX and Jalisco
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The Ministry of Health reports 352 cases accumulated in humans throughout the country, with Chiapas as the most affected state. In the capital, the first case detected was in a domestic dog
Traces carry out veterinary checks before and after the killing of animals Animals with suspected lesions of worm sweeper cannot enter to sacrifice The director of Sanitary Regularization in Aguascalientes, Christian Castro, explained that the traces of the state have sanitary screening protocols to detect possible cases of worm sweeper and prevent [...] The entry Worm sweeper is not transmitted by meat consumption: Sanitary Protection aparece p…
Faced with the presence of the worm sweeper, the Ministry of Health asked the population to strengthen the hygiene and surveillance of pets to prevent infestations. The director of Public Health, Roberto Carlos Rivera, explained that the larvae enter mainly through... Full note »
The advance of the Worm Barrenador del Ganado (Cochliomyia hominivorax) has now also been present in humans, both in Mexico City and in Jalisco, active cases have been detected, lighting up health alerts. According to official information at the end of May 25, the platform of the National Service for Health, Safety and Food Quality (Senasica) has registered 2 active cases in humans infected by the Worm Barrenador (GB), which are located in the m…
The first case of screwworm myiasis in a human within Mexico City has been confirmed in this year's official health records. The parasitic infection caused by the species Cochliomyia hominivorax is formally documented in the Epidemiological Surveillance report for week 19 of 2026. This diagnosis is part of the data collected by the National Service for Agrifood Health, Safety and Quality (Senasica) with a cutoff date of May 22. Nationally, the p…
If you've been following the news in the last few days, it's very likely that the term “sweeping worm” has caught your attention. It's completely normal for you to generate concern, especially now that it has been confirmed that this plague, which initially seemed exclusive to the livestock sector, already has a presence in humans.So you don't panic and have clear information, let's check what's really going on, where the spotlights are and what…
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