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The ticks are winning

Tick-borne disease cases are surging, prompting health warnings across the US.

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The brief

Tick populations are increasing, leading to a rise in tick-borne diseases. The Tennessee Department of Health and ABC11 News have issued warnings about the heightened risk. Coverage from localmemphis.com, DVIDS, ABC11 News and vox.com emphasizes the need for protection against tick and mosquito-borne illnesses.

The US military is also addressing emerging tick-borne risks at Aberdeen Proving Ground. The coverage emphasizes the importance of preventive measures. Local and national outlets are highlighting the surge in tick bites and the potential transmission of diseases such as Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

Watch for further public health advisories and preventive guidelines. Coverage does not yet specify any new treatments or vaccines in development.

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Quick answers

Which diseases are being transmitted by ticks?

Coverage mentions Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

Which states are affected?

Coverage specifies Tennessee and North Carolina.

What preventive measures are being recommended?

The Tennessee Department of Health urges protection against tick and mosquito-borne diseases.

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