Who does the United States take care of, and who does it leave behind? In "The Kissing Bug," journalist Daisy Hernández investigates Chagas disease—a deadly illness that's more common in the U.S. than Zika virus, yet most Americans have never heard of it. What she uncovered is a story about poverty, racism, and healthcare inequity that will change how you think about infectious disease in America. "The Kissing Bug" is a timely, urgent read that connects us to lives and communities that have been overlooked for far too long—and it's the kind of science storytelling that reminds us why understanding these issues matters. Join us online for a livestream all about the science topics featured in this SciFri Book Club pick. Come with your queries and wonderings—we’ll be taking your questions in the livestream comments! – This is a #SciFriBookClub event, where attendees can hear from the author about topics related to our Book Club pick. Listeners talk with fellow attendees and ask questions to our guests via chat! Find out more about the SciFri Book Club: https://www.sciencefriday.com/sf-books/the-kissing-bug/