This is “pretty common” in cod, haddock, and salmon, says John Hawdon, Ph.D ., professor of Microbiology, Immunology, and Tropical Medicine at the George Washington University School of Medicine & ...

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While it might seem shocking, finding a worm in cooked fish isn’t rare. In fact, many saltwater fish can, and do, host parasitic worms.

A shocking new study shows that 90% of freshwater fish in Southern California may be carrying parasites that can infect ...

After a viral video showing a worm crawling in the fish dinner at a restaurant in Asbury Park, it begs the question -- how common is this?

Harrison saved the fish in a freezer and the department will have a look, Jones said. Worms in fish aren't harmful to humans when it's cooked , although Jones warned against eating infected raw fish.

LOS ANGELES - Not to open a can of worms, but actually, there could be worms in your wild-caught fish. Tiny worms can make it all the way from the ocean to a dinner plate. One food blogger found ...

Live worms indicate that the fish has never been frozen and is as fresh as ever. When cooked properly, the worms in fish die and don’t cause any problems to our health.

Monique Keiran: Worms in your fish could be a sign of a healthy ocean In ecology, the presence of the parasite is not a reason for gagging but a sign of a healthy, functioning marine ecosystem.

The spokesperson for Don Don Donki Singapore referred to an advisory placed near its raw seafood displays which state that parasitic worms “can be prevented by cooking the fish adequately at ...