The answer is no. The majority of worms found in chickens are species-specific and do not transmit to humans.

They've existed for about 600 million years. There are about 34,000 different types of worm; many are so small you wouldn't be able to see them without a microscope! Worms are hermaphrodite ...

The bugs are technically a type of fly maggot that infest ripe berries and go unnoticed because they feed on the berries from the inside. However, you won't find worms in all strawberries ...

Parasitic infections or worms can affect anyone, regardless of age or location. While often associated with unsanitary ...

EMBL researchers study Platynereis dumerilii, a worm that retains many features of ancient species, aiming to discover ...