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Progressive Charlestown: Spraying Poisons to Kill Backyard Ticks and Mosquitos Has Exploded

Progressive Charlestown: Spraying Poisons to Kill Backyard Ticks and Mosquitos Has Exploded
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Spraying Poisons to Kill Backyard Ticks and Mosquitos Has Exploded But Does It Work?

Business is booming for mosquito and tick spraying. But does it really work?

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As tick-borne illness babesiosis emerges in NYC, an expert weighs in on the dangers

Important information on the symptoms, who is at risk and more.

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Ticks in your yard? URI research looks for preventative measures

URI is taking part in a New England study on ticks and the best way for people to protect themselves and their pets.

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Tick season 2023: How to protect yourself against tick-borne illnesses

Watch for illnesses like Lyme disease, babesiosis and Powassan virus.

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