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Tracking Trichinella: USask graduate investigates cryptic Arctic parasite

Tracking Trichinella: USask graduate investigates cryptic Arctic parasite
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Dr. Cody Malone, a recent PhD graduate from the University of Saskatchewan, has focused his research on a newly discovered species of the parasite Trichinella found in Arctic carnivores. His work highlights the complexities of zoonotic diseases and the challenges of studying parasitology in remote northern regions.

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Understanding zoonotic parasites is critical for public health, especially as these diseases can be transmitted from wildlife to humans in changing Arctic environments.

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A newly discovered species of parasite circulating among Arctic carnivores is shaping the research and career of Dr. Cody Malone (PhD), who received his PhD degree at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Spring Convocation on June 3.

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