DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A Cedarville University student says a tiny tick – no bigger than ¼” — changed the course of his life.
Maine faces a surge in Lyme disease cases, but hope rises as a potential antibody injection advances toward approval.
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47% of ticks in Ohio carry Lyme-disease-causing bacteria: Study
A common misconception is that ticks only surface during warm weather -- this is not true.
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This lizard cures Lyme disease (in ticks)
The western fence lizard seems like a pretty regular lizard, until you find out that its blood can cure Lyme disease in ticks ...
Australian research could be key to combating the rising threat of antibiotic resistance and saving millions of lives.
At-home health tests are booming—but are they reliable? Doctors explain which home tests are worth trying, which to skip, and ...
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Officials issue warning as 'life-threatening' syndrome cases surge: 'Has gone from a medical curiosity to a major public health issue'
"Our study shows this is not a localized problem anymore." Officials issue warning as 'life-threatening' syndrome cases surge ...
The first center for dispersing sterile screwworm flies from U.S. soil in decades opened Monday in Texas, part of a larger ...
Babesia infects red blood cells and can cause symptoms such as fatigue, fever, headaches, and muscle pain. In some people, especially those with weakened immune systems, the infection can become ...
Early detection cancer tests ‘could be part of NHS screening within a decade’ - The Government has set out how it intends to transform cancer detection and treatment in a new 10-year plan.
Far more people will survive cancer in the coming years, the Government has pledged, as it published a new 10-year plan to tackle the disease. The national cancer plan, published in full on Wednesday, ...
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