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Ticks are expanding their territory in the U.S. due to climate change and increased deer populations, leading to a rise in tick-borne diseases. Public health officials report a surge in emergency room visits for tick bites, yet most agencies focus on mosquito control. Experts call for increased funding and research into tick management strategies, alongside personal protective measures for individuals.
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Ticks are expanding their territory in the U.S. due to climate change and increased deer populations, leading to a rise in tick-borne diseases. Public health officials report a surge in emergency room visits for tick bites, yet most agencies focus on mosquito control. Experts call for increased funding and research into tick management strategies, alongside personal protective measures for individuals.
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Increase in Tick Populations Linked to Climate Change and Public Health Concerns