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A parasite that feeds on living flesh has resurfaced in the U.S., prompting concern among livestock producers.

A parasitic infection has hit Iowa’s cattle industry—marking the first known case in the state.

While the fungus can be deadly, luckily it's not a death sentence to all who get infected.

Only 8 cases have been reported in the U.S. in 55 years.

The amoeba is typically found in the southern states of the US, but it's made its way north to Iowa. Could it spread?

The last thing you want to take home from a petting zoo is a disease. Unfortunately, that was the case for one Iowa visitor.

The Iowa DNR has an answer.

Defying the odds one day at a time