Here are some fun headlines. Kissing Bug sickness now an endemic in the United States.

Chegas disease commonly referred to as kissing bug disease is now officially recognized as an endemic in the United States, according to the CDC.

Oh good.

This means the disease, long associated with Latin America, is now consistently present in the parts of the United States in the South.

Now, it is nicknamed the kissing bug because it often bites faces. Okay. America is now consistently present in the parts of the United States in the South.

Now, it is nicknamed the kissing bug because it often bites faces.

Humans and animals can contact the disease when the bug's contaminated feces gets into open wounds, eyes, or mouths.

Because of that, they say that you should not smash these things.

Yeah, that is precisely it. Because if you do, you could spread it because their poop will do the same things.

So do not squish kissing bugs.

If you're in that part of the country, you're asking, where are these bugs right now?

California, Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, and Arkansas.

California loan has between 70 to 100,000 people right now infected with the disease.

Damn.

That is a lot of people.

Now we have another headline for you.

So basically what?

They bite you and then poop into the cut that they left by biting you.

They're going for that open.

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