You might want to think twice the next time a fly falls on your food before
you swallow that bite. According to a recent assessment, the muck that
flies regurgitate may probably include a pathogen.
You likely picture a mosquito or tick that feeds on human blood when you
think of an insect that spreads disease. But according to current research,
the typical house fly (Musca domestica), non-biting, may be more dangerous
to human health than previously thought.
you swallow that bite. According to a recent assessment, the muck that
flies regurgitate may probably include a pathogen.
You likely picture a mosquito or tick that feeds on human blood when you
think of an insect that spreads disease. But according to current research,
the typical house fly (Musca domestica), non-biting, may be more dangerous
to human health than previously thought.
