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What is the primary cause of beef tapeworm infection in humans?
Consumption of raw or undercooked beef containing tapeworm larvae
How long can adult tapeworms grow in the human intestines?
Up to 30 feet
How is beef tapeworm infection diagnosed?
Identification of tapeworm segments or eggs in the stool
In which regions is beef tapeworm infection more common?
Areas where cattle have access to human feces and where beef is not thoroughly cooked
What are the common signs and symptoms of beef tapeworm infection in humans?
Abdominal pain, nausea, weakness, weight loss, appetite loss
Learn about beef tapeworm infection, also known as Taenia saginata infection, a parasitic infection that affects the human intestines. Understand the transmission and life cycle of the infection, its symptoms, and the importance of cooking beef thoroughly to prevent infection.
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