Article: New life sciences study findings have been published by W. Tarello and colleagues.

Current study results from the report, 'Efficacy of ivermectin (Ivomec) against intestinal capulariosis in falcons,' have been published. "52 captive falcons out of 3,988 (1.3 %) raptors microscopically examined for intestinal parasites in the Middle East proved infested with hairworms (capillariid parasites). 26 of these (50 %) showed concurrent parasitoses," investigators in Perugia, Italy report (see also Life Sciences).

"In the group of 26 falcons diagnosed with capillariosis as sole infestation (50 %) compatible clinical signs such as anorexia, weight loss, weakness, dyspnoea, regurgitation of food and blood, diarrhoea and dark tarry faeces, were recorded. ...

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