Lyme disease gets a lot of attention, but it isn’t the only illness ticks can transmit. Here’s what to know about anaplasmosis and ehrlichiosis, including their symptoms, how they differ...
Finding a tick can leave you wondering what symptoms to watch for next. Learn the early signs of Lyme disease, when symptoms may appear and when to contact a healthcare...
Lyme disease can cause symptoms that resemble other illnesses, making it difficult to recognize. Learn why it’s called “the great imitator” and what signs to watch for.
Lyme disease can look different depending on how long the infection has been present. Here’s what to know about how signs and symptoms can change over time. When people picture...
The short answer: tick season doesn’t end with summer. If it’s ~40°F or warmer, ticks can stay active, especially in leaf litter and brush. Keep checks and quick brush-offs part...
Summer Adventures Shouldn’t Come with a Side of Tick-Borne Illnesses Warm weather, long hikes, and campfire nights are what summer memories are made of—but they also bring an increased risk...
NYC's Tick Season Is Heating Up—But You Don’t Have to Stay Indoors Every summer, the same headline reappears across national media:"How Bad Are Ticks This Summer? Don’t Ask." The truth?...
The nostalgic tune of the neighborhood ice cream truck, the familiar flip-flop shuffle of your family racing to be first in line, sun-kissed skin and freckled faces, and the unmistakable...
As parents prepare their children for camp, tick prevention for summer camps should be a top priority in ensuring their child is safe this summer. Summer camps are a tick...
Education is the first line of defense against Lyme disease. By equipping individuals, communities, and organizations with the knowledge and tools they need to stay safe, we can significantly reduce...
