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Forward Pathway: Escalating Tick Threats: A Comprehensive Guide to Lyme Disease Prevention and Response on US University Campuses

A guide to preventing Lyme Disease.

Forward Pathway: Escalating Tick Threats: A Comprehensive Guide to Lyme Disease Prevention and Response on US University Campuses

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Forward Pathway: Escalating Tick Threats: A Comprehensive Guide to Lyme Disease Prevention and Response on US University Campuses

Forward Pathway: Escalating Tick Threats: A Comprehensive Guide to Lyme Disease Prevention and Response on US University Campuses

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Introduction: The Rising Threat of Tick-Borne Diseases in the U.S.
Your trendy editor here, dropping some real talk about a super important vibe check: tick-borne diseases. TBH, this isn’t just some niche outdoor enthusiast problem anymore; it’s straight-up blowing up across the U.S., and we need to get on the same page about how to stay safe.

Warmer weather isn’t just bringing good times and outdoor adventures; it’s also fueling tick activity, making these tiny critters a bigger threat than ever. Clemson University experts are out here reminding us that ticks are thriving in warm, humid spots like tall grass, wooded areas, and even your leaf piles. It’s not just a summer thing, either; these creepy crawlies are active all year in some regions.

Continue reading to learn more, written for Forward Pathway.

Forward Pathway: Escalating Tick Threats: A Comprehensive Guide to Lyme Disease Prevention and Response on US University Campuses

Escalating Tick Threats: A Comprehensive Guide to Lyme Disease Prevention and Response on US University Campuses

Introduction: The Rising Threat of Tick-Borne Diseases in the U.S.
Your trendy editor here, dropping some real talk about a super important vibe check: tick-borne diseases. TBH, this isn’t just some niche outdoor enthusiast problem anymore; it’s straight-up blowing up across the U.S., and we need to get on the same page about how to stay safe.

Warmer weather isn’t just bringing good times and outdoor adventures; it’s also fueling tick activity, making these tiny critters a bigger threat than ever. Clemson University experts are out here reminding us that ticks are thriving in warm, humid spots like tall grass, wooded areas, and even your leaf piles. It’s not just a summer thing, either; these creepy crawlies are active all year in some regions.

Continue reading to learn more, written for Forward Pathway.

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Forward Pathway: Escalating Tick Threats: A Comprehensive Guide to Lyme Disease Prevention and Response on US University Campuses

Escalating Tick Threats: A Comprehensive Guide to Lyme Disease Prevention and Response on US University Campuses

Introduction: The Rising Threat of Tick-Borne Diseases in the U.S.
Your trendy editor here, dropping some real talk about a super important vibe check: tick-borne diseases. TBH, this isn’t just some niche outdoor enthusiast problem anymore; it’s straight-up blowing up across the U.S., and we need to get on the same page about how to stay safe.

Warmer weather isn’t just bringing good times and outdoor adventures; it’s also fueling tick activity, making these tiny critters a bigger threat than ever. Clemson University experts are out here reminding us that ticks are thriving in warm, humid spots like tall grass, wooded areas, and even your leaf piles. It’s not just a summer thing, either; these creepy crawlies are active all year in some regions.

Continue reading to learn more, written for Forward Pathway.

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