He also cohosts the science podcast " The Weekly Weinersmith " along with his wife Kelly, a parasitologist, the first episode of which was released on October 5, 2011.
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During World War II, he served as an army parasitologist, doing pioneering work on the " Giardia " parasite while stationed in St . John's, Newfoundland.
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The only negative aspect of Afr�nio Peixoto's highly successful career in medicine was his dispute with Brazilian parasitologist Carlos Chagas over the cause of what later became known as Chagas disease.
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"' Gertrud Theiler "'( 11 September 1897 2 May 1986 ) was a South African parasitologist and teacher most noted for her work with nematodes and ticks.
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Just because the vaccine stimulates a rabbit's immune system doesn't mean it would work in people, cautioned parasitologist Anthony Holder of London's National Institute for Medical Research.
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During World War I, beginning in 1914, Rudolf Weigl, a Polish parasitologist of Austrian background was drafted into the Austrian army and given the task of studying typhus and its causes.
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Cadogan Books has published the second edition of " Bugs, Bites and Bowels, " a medical guide for travelers by Dr . Jane Wilson-Howarth, an expedition doctor and parasitologist.
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Within hours of Henry's bombshell, Daisy has met Truman Wolff, an earnest parasitologist whose work on the host-parasite relationship provides an extended metaphor for " Host Family ."
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Robles sent specimens to �mile Brumpt, a French parasitologist, who named it " O . caecutiens " in 1919, indicating the parasite caused blindness ( Latin caecus meaning blind ).
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The genus " Halterium " was created by the French parasitologist Alphonse Labbe for a species he observed with gametocytes in erythrocytes, with pigment granules, and halter-shaped when fully formed.
