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Tick-Borne Illness, Rarer Than Lyme, On The Rise In New York

NEW KINGSTON, NY (WSKG) Tick-borne illnesses are often associated with Lyme disease, which is still one of the most common tick-borne illnesses in New York. An estimated 30 to 50 percent of ticks carry the disease.
But in recent years, cases involving another, rarer tick-borne disease called anaplasmosis have been growing. Across the state, experts and local health departments report the number of ticks carrying anaplasma, the organism that causes anaplasmosis, has been increasing in the region.
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“We were looking at three or four percent, maybe five percent or more of the ticks had anaplasma, the offending organism,” said Ralph Garruto, one of the directors of Binghamton University’s tick-borne disease center. “Our impression is that probably, you can find five percent, maybe even up to ten percent in areas, it definitely seems to be increasing.” ....

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