Tick season is already off to a rough start, and catching bites early is key to preventing tick-borne disease. Research ...

The Mayo Clinic lists symptoms of the early stage occurring three to 30 days after an infected tick has bitten you.

After removing the tick, keep an eye on the skin around the bite. If a rash or flu-like symptoms appear within several days or weeks, see a doctor. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does ...

Your socks are critical to your outdoor wardrobe—these are your first line of defense against ticks. If you are hiking, ...

The weather plays a major role in the number of ticks. "It really depends on the weather every year," Parker said. "If we ...

As summer heats up, so does tick season, and with it comes the risk of Lyme Disease. Dr. Dylan Wyatt, an emergency medicine ...

Ticks remain active in the summer, and with kids playing outside and heading to camp, prevention and detection are crucial to ...

Before you head outdoors this summer, health experts have a critical warning for New Yorkers: watch out for ticks—because ...

As temperatures rise and Texans spend more time outdoors, the risk of tick bites increases across the state. It’s important ...

There are a few safe ways to dispose of a tick. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations include drowning ...

Leona Maguire told Golfweek she is still dealing with tick bites she received during the U.S. Women's open in Wisconsin last ...