What is Chagas disease? Triatomine bugs, commonly called kissing bugs, invade Florida homes, feed on humans and their pets — while they're sleeping.

Kissing bugs may sound charming, but with one bite, these insects can spread a dangerous parasitic infection: Chagas disease.

Researchers have confirmed the presence of "kissing bugs" that carry the Chagas disease in Wyoming. The CDC says the parasitic disease is often fatal ...

A deadly “kissing bug” disease that was once limited to central and South America is now widespread in the U.S. Chagas ...

Chagas disease, spread by 'kissing bugs,' has been found in humans in 8 states over the past decade. The bugs themselves are ...

The disease is caused by a parasite found in the feces of the "kissing bug." Chagas disease can cause chronic problems and ...

The Centers for Disease Control reports that Chagas disease, which comes from the Deadly Kissing Bug, is noted as an emerging endemic in the U.S., and cases are most prevalent in Texas.

Kissing bugs spread Chagas disease by biting people and then pooping. The nasty bloodsuckers got their nickname because they ...

If you’ve ever seen this bug, it could come with danger. “It’ll bite you on the face, bite you on the arms, it’ll suck your blood much like a mosquito will and that’s how it’s got that name kissing ...

Chagas disease is common in areas of rural Mexico and Central and South America but it's also common is the southern U.S.

Here is what you need to know about the causes of Chagas disease, the symptoms, and how you can protect yourself.