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Schrock

  • Typical screwworm fly, a parasite all but eradicated from the U.S. and Mexico, thanks to a couple of smart scientists. (Photo by USDA)
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    How Science Saved Us from Screwworm Flies
    John Richard Schrock
    Screwworm flies used to be a deadly plague on cattle and other livestock in the United States and Mexico until a couple American scientists came up with a brilliant strategy to fight the parasitic insect. As Commentator John Richard Schrock explains, it was science to the rescue once again.