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Tick season is starting sooner, and they are showing up in new places

Tick season is starting sooner, and they are showing up in new places
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Climate change in Pa is increasing risk of Lyme disease, other tick-borne illnesses

Climate change in Pa is increasing risk of Lyme disease, other tick-borne illnesses
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BeWell: Follow These Tips to Avoid Tick Bites in the Pittsburgh Region

Roughly 30% of blacklegged tick nymphs and 60% of adults in Allegheny County have tested positive for Lyme disease.

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Invasive Asian tiger mosquito loves the standing water near your house

As spring comes into full bloom, flowers aren’t the only thing popping up. Mosquitoes are also spawning in small, mostly natural pools of standing water. After those pools dry out, a cousin moves in. And it’s known to be an aggressive biter. The Asian tiger mosquito, an invasive species first

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Experts warn of dangers from tick-borne ailments | News, Sports, Jobs

As people head outdoors to enjoy warmer weather, experts warn area residents to keep their eyes wide open to avoid tick-borne ailments, such as Lyme disease.

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