the virus in ticks in Georgia, including in a county where a man died in 2005 and was retrospectively diagnosed with Heartland virus disease.were uncovered by curious academics, and in the human cases by epidemiologists solving the puzzle of a serious illness. Which makes almost all of those discoveries lagging indicators, uncovered anywhere from months to decades after a tick-borne virus arrived in an area to put people at risk.
The underlying reason, the interviewees agreed, was funding, which was scant, inconsistent, or tied to a boom-bust cycle that launched with concern for local illnesses or deaths but dropped off after the alarm faded. That patchwork of detection and reporting forces the responsibility for prevention back onto individuals, and investigators agree there is more the public could be doing. “My ultimate ask is that we have good uptake of public health messaging, to allow people to never get sick in the first place,” says J. Erin Staples, a physician and epidemiologist at the CDC who led the original investigation into Heartland virus.
But the big goal, for researchers immersed in the problem of ticks, is building systems that can detect and predict problems before people are ever at risk—as soon as a tick arrives in a new area, carrying a pathogen never before seen in that place. Real-time risk mapping would require routinely trapping and analyzing ticks and their pathogens, not waiting for a human to develop an illness caused by an unexpected bite.
smatthewliao apparently the nyu bioethics and philos prof still has an interest in ticks SBakerMD (saw your pure evil vid and looked him up - a real piece of work with his 'parental love pills') and is influencing a generation of ppl at nyu with the anti-human ideology
Put it on blockchain!
Water saving recommendations to wash less are not going to help against the dangerous virus ticks transmit.
I would also like to point out that your report failed to mention that the lone star tick is responsible for the majority of new TBD’s and you never mentioned that Alpha Gal Syndrome also from the lone star tick , is the fastest spreading Tick-borne illness.
Your not kidding TBD are under diagnosed , misdiagnosed and under recognized by the state health agencies that we turn to for help . Try looking at what the Tickborne disease working group is doing at the federal level to try to implement change in these areas .
My dog already had a tick back in early April (Upstate New York). Last season he had 2 but around July/Aug. The weather here has been pretty odd.
Tick-borne diseases will become increasingly problematic as the climate warms such that winters fail to seasonally kill their populations
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There's been an uptick in pests.
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