By Dina Gavarieva
Parasitic infections, long thought to be confined to developing countries, are a global issue that can impact anyone, regardless of geography or socioeconomic status including those of us in Cyprus.
Affecting billions worldwide, these often-overlooked invaders pose significant threats to health and longevity.
While some parasites can be used therapeutically to modulate immune systems, such as in cases of Crohn’s disease, the majority are harmful and linked
