17 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
A new study indicates that ticks carrying Lyme disease are expanding their reach within North Carolina as national ER visits hit a nine-year high.
A rapid at-home diagnostic kit promises fast Lyme disease detection from ticks.
Health officials and media outlets are warning of an increase in tick activity and the associated risks of tick-borne illnesses during the peak summer season.
Health authorities and news outlets report a surge in tick activity and associated disease risks across multiple U.S. states and military installations.
Rising tick populations across the US and UK are prompting urgent public health warnings and updated prevention strategies.
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10 news sources are covering this Health story right now — PULSE is tracking how fast it spreads.
Public health authorities across diverse regions are issuing widespread guidance on tick bite prevention as seasonal activity increases.
Public health agencies and research institutions are intensifying efforts against rising tick-borne illnesses as vaccine development gains momentum.
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A rare tick-borne disease is posing a new health danger to residents and visitors in north-central Minnesota.
Rising tick concerns and recent Lyme disease reports drive public safety alerts and yard maintenance advice for the summer season.
Coverage examines a tick-borne brain virus that transmits in minutes, contrasted with the standard timeframe for Lyme disease transmission.
Tick-borne diseases are reportedly surging nationwide, prompting urgent public health warnings as summer outdoor activities commence.
Public debate intensifies over RFK Jr.'s assertions regarding Lyme disease and the safety of outdoor activities in the United States.
A rare, more severe strain of Lyme disease has been detected in Upstate New York for the first time—raising alarms about expanding tick-borne risks.