Killer Bug Spreads Across The U.S.... Experts Calling It The New Aids [SEE SYMPTOMS] According to recent reports, a deadly bug deemed the new Aids has made its way to the United States, infecting 17 people in Houston, Texas. The bug is also called the kissing bug, but dont let the name fool you, some health experts are calling it the silent killer. Formally called Revuviid bug, the disease originates in Latin America. The first symptoms of the disease are similar to the flu, including fever, fatigue, body aches, rash, diarrhea and vomiting. Perhaps the most frightening thing about the bug is that these symptoms typically fade into an asymptomatic phase. The reduviid bug carries a parasite called Trypanosoma cruzi, which is known to cause Chagas disease in humans, eventually leading to heart and intestinal problems. People dont normally feel sick, so they dont seek medical care, but it ultimately ends up causing heart disease in about 30 percent of those who are infected, epidemiologist Nolan Garcia from the Baylor College of Medicine told reporters. We think of Chagas disease as a silent killer. The parasite has infected 7 to 8 million people worldwide. Experts believe that there may be more people in the United States who are already affected. Have you had any of these symptoms? Share this article with your family and friends to help spread the word! 