What is alpha-gal syndrome? New concern about bizarre red meat allergy linked to ticks
This new evidence raises worries about the spread of AGS, particularly in regions like Long Island, where ticks are a growing ...
Rare red meat allergy linked to more tick species
A rare red meat allergy, usually linked to a bite from the lone star tick, may also be caused by other tick species found in ...
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An Unusually Aggressive Tick Species Is Spreading Across the Eastern U.S.
A lone star tick By Catherine Roberts The most distinctive ... that you might be able to distinguish between them, the smaller nymphs and larvae can be much harder to identify.
New London County tick populations continue to grow
Ticks that can spread diseases that afflict people, including Lyme disease, continue to proliferate in Connecticut, the latest findings from a multiyear tick surveillance program show. On Monday, the ...
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The invasive longhorned tick has made its way to Missouri. Here's what to know
A new invasive tick species was recently found in St. Louis County, with more sightings expected this spring and summer.
Invasive tick spreads across more Connecticut counties
Of the thousands of ticks collected across Connecticut last year, the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station says ...
Invasive tick species being found in more CT counties than previous years, report says
State environmental officials say lone star ticks and long horned ticks were found in Fairfield, New London, Middlesex and New Haven counties in 2024.
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Ticking all the boxes: Mild winter, other factors could boost tick population yet again
Exotic southern species like the Gulf Coast tick and the lone star tick are being detected ... than usual due to a mild winter. The tick nymphs are starting to emerge, and a wet spring is setting ...
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What to know about an aggressive tick species spreading across the U.S.
Thus, when you’re in lone star tick territory, it’s important to ... you might be able to distinguish between them, the smaller nymphs and larvae can be much harder to identify.