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The Ticks Are Winning

The Ticks Are Winning
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Tick Season 2023: What Experts Want You to Know

Tick Season 2023: What Experts Want You to Know
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We Made Wild Animals Sick Should We Vaccinate Them Too?

Humans regularly give our pets and livestock shots. Now scientists are turning to immunization as a last resort for endangered species.

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How a new Lyme vaccine for mice may protect people

A vaccine, distributed as pellets, can neutralize Lyme-causing bacteria in wildlife. Scientists hope it will reduce Lyme exposure for people and pets.

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