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Echinococcus
What is it? Caused by infection with the larval (cystic) stage of tapeworms belonging to the genus Echinococcus.
How is it transmitted? People become infected by ingesting the Echinococcus eggs because of uncleanliness or by eating contaminated food, water and soil. Dogs will also act as a host and their feces can contaminate food in gardens and elsewhere.
What does it affect? Cysts most commonly develop in the liver, but can also be found in the lungs, kidney, spleen, nervous tissue, or bone.
What animals can potentially carry this? Wild carnivores, dogs and rodents.