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What Pharma can learn from a parasite: my new piece for the New York Times

Discover the fascinating field of neuroparasitology and how parasites turn hosts into zombies in the latest Journal of Experimental Biology.

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As you may be aware, I have a thing for parasites. So it was with great pleasure that I read through the latest issue of the Journal of Experimental Biology, which is entirely dedicated to the ways in which parasites turn hosts into zombies. What's particularly newsworthy is that scientists are finally getting down to the biochemistry that allows them to pull the marionette strings. I've written a piece for the New York Times on the state of "neuroparasitology," which will appear in print in next Tuesday's Science Times. But you can read it now online.

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