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A new parasite is making its introduction right here in the United States. This parasite, called a rat lung worm, has been found to be living in multiple areas of Florida. They thrive in the lungs of rats and snails, and until now found only in tropical areas. This worm has moved from only tropical areas into Florida, and it has made its way to Northern Florida, causing scientists to suspect it is likely to move throughout the United States. This very dangerous worm attacks the brain of its victims, very often resulting in death or permanent brain damage. No cure is currently available since the worm has only recently arrived on U.S. soil. If you happen to visit a swimming area, if there are signs of rats or snails, avoid it. You are better safe than sorry. Related: International Nurses Association Great News in the Medical World Maybe you recall the original Star Trek episode where the doctor used a tricorder to detect medical problems.  Well, you won't have to beam

All personal stories are told by Susan, a retired nurse. There are often shortages of medical help in remote areas.  Many people do not realize that right here in our country, there are underdeveloped regions, and they simply do not have adequate medical care. 3 months of my career were spent in one of the theses such areas, located in the United States.  I could not believe the lack of care and opportunities in this small coal mining town. The graduation rate was less than 3%, it was more or less expected that you go to work in the mine as soon as you are of age. The nursing center opened in a community center and on our first day the line went around the building prior to opening.  Many of the residents had never seen a health care provider, and more than half had conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes, to which they had no idea.  We set up classes right away for the diabetic patients so they could be educated on diet and nutrition.  Patients were pr