URBANA, Ill — A new study has reported a “dramatic growth” in the number of human cases of tick-borne disease between 2004 and 2022. The University of Illinois study also found that tick-borne diseases were reported in every month of the year and in every Illinois county, underscoring the importance of taking simple precautions when spending time outdoors. “My big takeaway for the public is that we see tick-borne diseases 12 months out of the ye…
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