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Looking for CT residents to take a short survey about their lawn care practices. The results will help us refine our vegetation-focused #tick management study planned for this spring. Please share! @thetickguy @YaleEIP @westconn @WCSU_MSBio
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Unwrap the gift of bug protection this holiday season. 🎁 Give the gift of Insect Shield to your loved ones...or yourself 😉
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Adult blacklegged tick season is now FULL ON!! Usually through Thanksgiving. That means tick checks, wearing permethrin-treated clothing, shirts tucked in...and don’t forget your dog or cat! bit.ly/fall-tick-alert @RealMalachowski @lindy2350 @insect_shield
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I was honored to be interviewed by journalist @sguynup for this recent @NatGeo article on #Tick Borne Diseases. In a short amount of space, she covers a lot of room. My story is one of far too many around the world. Full article here: msn.com/en-us/health/medical…
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4/25/22 (Eaton Co., MI) - Blacklegged ticks have already been out, but this is the 1st American dog tick detected on the dog this year - one week later versus 2021 (per the dog, who goes on ~2 walks per day)! How does this compare with what you've seen for MI, @thetickguy?
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“The causative drivers of these upturns are complex, but have a lot to do with increased host availability, warming temperatures, and moisture availability,” says researcher Heather L Kopsco, PhD @HLK110
Source for our map (Kopsco et al, 2021) academic.oup.com/jme/article…
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A recent crowdsourced science project has documented the largest increase of the lone star tick in decades. Researchers @TickSpotters documented new tick encounters in over 300 counties—including six new counties in western states—where these ticks had not been documented before.
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A recent crowdsourced science project has documented the largest increase of the lone star tick in decades. Researchers @TickSpotters documented new tick encounters in over 300 counties—including six new counties in western states—where these #ticks had not been documented before
LYME SCI: "Super-fast" lone star ticks are showing up in new places. #ticks lymedisease.org/lyme-sci-sup… by @LonnieRhea
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Adult Western Blacklegged Tick (Ixodes pacificus) activity is peaking right now. Be careful out there Pacific Coasters! via @tickencounter @TickSpotters @thetickguy web.uri.edu/tickencounter/sp…
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My teenager’s fashion choices lately are also tick-safe! 😂 #tuckingpantsinsocks
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"While the prevalence of Lyme disease and other illnesses spread by ticks has steadily increased in the United States, a new study of the state of tick surveillance and control reveals an inconsistent and often under-supported patchwork of programs."
entomologytoday.org/2020/06/…
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New paper out today! We found that ticks reported from pets had fed a median of 2.5 days longer than those reported from humans, and % of reports of ticks found on pets more than doubled in the fall and winter months. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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I can stare at these two for hours. They're amazingly strong - walking off double sided sticky tape like a tank. #Dermacentor #rhinocerinus #ornateticks
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There are so many misconceptions about ticks and how best to prevent tick bites. I helped to create an interactive guide for @nytimes to clear up confusion and keep people safe. #ticks #lymedisease nytimes.com/interactive/2021…
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Rickettsiosis: "Although they can also be found in lice, fleas, mites, and chiggers, in the U.S., most rickettsial infections are thought to be transmitted by ticks." #RareDiseaseDay lymedisease.org/rickettsial-…
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Winter #tick larvae IN DA HOUSE! Well, in da forest, actually, and now da lab. On a related note, the scope cam has come in pretty handy lately.
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New | Heavy parasitemia in babesiosis treated without adjunctive red cell exchange | Review of three case studies that responded well to antibiotics trasci.com/article/S1473-050…




























