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Health officials are blaming this for the increase in ticks

  • Shoreline health officials warned on Monday about a rise in ticks and an increased percentage carrying Lyme disease and babesiosis.
  • This surge follows last fall's significant acorn increase reported by the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, boosting mice and deer populations.
  • People are advised to check themselves and pets after outdoor activities, remove ticks carefully with tweezers, and submit them for disease testing at the health department.
  • Ticks typically require about 24 hours attached to transmit diseases; testing through multiplex PCR and protein microarrays improves detection and treatment accuracy.
  • The increased tick activity and improved diagnostics highlight the need for prevention and early detection to reduce tick-borne illness risks, especially during tick season.
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timesng.com broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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