In this short film Dr Michael Mosley visits Kenya to see how the beef tapeworm needs to infect both beef cattle and humans to complete its life-cycle. He collects some infected beef in Kenya ...

You can get infected with a tapeworm by eating contaminated raw or undercooked pork, beef, or fish. Once inside your body, ...

In reality, temperature and time are two crucial factors in eliminating pathogens. Raw beef, especially meat that has not been inspected or properly stored, may contain tapeworm larvae and other ...