"Space Travel Gets Under Your Skin"

Starfleet Medical reports the following:

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CMO of starship *Voyager* reports incident in which he discovered a deceased insect larvae of unknown origin on the floor of Sickbay. CMO found several more upon tricorder readings, but could not determine the origin, until he scanned himself. Days ago, CMO went on an away mission to an alien planet and encountered a highly adaptable kind of carnivorous beetle. It laid eggs underneath the CMO's synthetic skin, which hatched and burrowed; some of which fell out of the holomatrix onto the floor. Turning off the holographic doctor resulted in a hail of hundreds of larvae and adult insects, which took several days to be completely eradicated and in that time infested many more members of the crew.

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All Starfleet personnel are prohibited from vacationing on Risa until the planet's cayfly infestation is controlled. The cayfly is a parasitic aquatic insect, less than two centimeters long, who is known to swim into humanoid bodily cavities, use their spiny tentacles to latch themselves onto the cavity wall, and consume the host's flesh and blood. In extreme cases, the patient may hemorrhage until death.

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Lt. Geordie LaForge, the first man to be fitted with prosthetic eyes constructed using Borg technology, discovered Borg nanites in his body when he woke to find they had built Borg prosthetics on the side of his face. *Enterprise* doctors also discovered a subdermal Borg homing device the back of LaForge's neck. All physicians are asked to scan for this problem with other patients who have been the recipients of Borg-based prosthetic technology.