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     What to Do If You Find a Tick on You

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     Joro spiders are not that scary, but these resident New Jersey critters are

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     It could be a bad summer for ticks. Here’s how to protect yourself from Lyme disease

     It is expected to be a bad summer for ticks. Doctors are already seeing an increase in tick bites and Lyme disease cases are rising across the state, specifically on Long Island. One family ...

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   17 hours ago · Using slow, even pressure, pull the tick directly up out of your skin, trying to keep the mouth parts intact. Then thoroughly clean the area with soap and water or rubbing alcohol. The longer the tick is attached, the more likely it is to transmit diseases, including Lyme disease, so it’s crucial to remove ticks as soon as possible, Sperling ...

3. www.yahoo.com › news › summit-county-fightingSummit County is fighting mosquito and tick numbers. Here's ...

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   7 hours ago · It's official: tick and mosquito season is here. Summit County Public Health is warning residents of the dangers the critters can carry, including West Nile and Zika viruses and Lyme disease.

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   17 hours ago · Image. about a week ago i woke up with a tick stuck on my ankle, i pulled it out and at first it was just a red dot and now just a few days later it looks like this, the dot is inflamed and these small red patches/dots are appearing. it does itch, but i have not been scratching it. could this be an allergic reaction to the venom? does anyone ...

5. www.msn.com › en-us › healthBabesiosis: How dangerous is this parasitic disease? - MSN

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   17 hours ago · And while some tick-borne infections do not affect humans, others can cause a number of health issues. Babesiosis, for example, is a disease caused by a parasite called babesia, which can be ...

6. www.northjersey.com › story › newsJoro spiders aren't that scary, but these NJ ticks, snakes are

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   8 hours ago · If left untreated, Lyme disease can spread to the joints, heart and nervous system. Other diseases that can spread from ticks include anaplasmosis, babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, rocky mountain spotted ...

7. espotting.com › joro-spiders-arent-that-scary-butJoro spiders aren't that scary, but these NJ ticks, snakes ...

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   17 hours ago · Let’s talk about the Joro spider. As you have probably heard by now, a large, yellow, invasive, flying spider is on its way to New Jersey. Originally from East Asia, Joro spiders have been spotted in several southern states and are soon expected to inhabit the Northeastern United States. They can grow pretty big, with […]

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   17 hours ago · A zoonotic disease is a disease that can be passed from animals to humans. Around 60% of all human diseases are zoonotic and 75% of all emerging diseases are considered zoonoses. These diseases can be caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi. Humans can contract zoonotic or vector-borne diseases through. contact with an animal.