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Ticks are increasingly prevalent in the United States, largely due to climate change and a rising deer population. Public health officials are noting a surge in tick-related emergency room visits, yet resources for tick control remain limited compared to mosquito control. Experts advocate for both personal vigilance and broader public health strategies to address the growing tick problem.
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Ticks are increasingly prevalent in the United States, largely due to climate change and a rising deer population. Public health officials are noting a surge in tick-related emergency room visits, yet resources for tick control remain limited compared to mosquito control. Experts advocate for both personal vigilance and broader public health strategies to address the growing tick problem.
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