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Southampton Town Erects Tick Warning Signs at Trail Heads

By Stephen J. Kotz Visitors to 50 different trails scattered across Southampton Town will encounter small placards placed at trail heads warning them that they are entering tick habitat and providing a QR code that they can use to obtain helpful info ....

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Tick-Borne Disease Research Center opens on Long Island

The Center is also waiting on a hi-tech microscope to give doctors the ability to identify ticks and place images of them in a patient’s medical record. ....

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Medical Symposium: What Physicians Need to Know About Tick-Borne Diseases |

Thursday, May 19, 8:15 am to 4:30 pm Stony Brook University, Southampton Campus Avram Theater, 39 Tuckahoe Road, Southampton Presented by the Regional Tick-Borne Disease Resource Center at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, this symposium offers a comprehensive overview and understanding of the areas that are critical for appropriate diagnosis and treatment of tick-borne disease. Attendees will learn what goes into generating evidence-based data to inform clinical decisions. The target audience consists of physicians, medical residents, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, laboratory technicians and all other interested medical professionals. This symposium is free and includes breakfast and lunch. Registration is required. Learn more and register here. For more information, please contact Karen Wulffraat by email or call (631) 726-0452. ....

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