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Chagas disease, often called the silent killer, is a parasitic illness primarily spread by nocturnal insects known as kissing bugs. These bugs are notorious for their stealthy nighttime attacks, which can lead to lifelong infections if left untreated. The disease, named after Brazilian physician Carlos Ribeiro Justiniano Chagas, affects millions of people worldwide, especially in Latin America, and is a significant public health concern. A Personal Story about The Reality of Chagas Emiliana Rodriguez, originally from Bolivia, recalls a chilling