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Climate change is making tick-borne illnesses more common, which makes tick prevention strategies even more critical.

The Department of Health offers an online dashboard showing where ticks are prevalent to help people plan outdoor activities.

The Department of Animal Husbandry has announced a series of awareness programmes and preventive measures to commemorate ...

This year, New York City — the home to 8.2 million residents — has experienced a surge in the number of black-legged tick ...

After a long winter, Michiganders are ready to spend time outdoors each summer, but there are plenty of things to watch out ...

A warning has been issued to pet owners about a worrying trend which could make animals "seriously ill". Here's how you can ...

Thankfully, Powassan virus is still rare in Minnesota, but that is not the case for the deadliest creature on earth, which is found in abundance throughout the state. This year, experts say they are ...

Do butterflies bite? Also, find out whether caterpillars can bite. Do Butterflies Bite? No, butterflies do not bite. Butterflies do not have teeth or pincers, so they are unable to bite. Yet, if ...

Mosquitoes carrying the virus were first identified in Colorado in 2003. That year resulted in the most human cases of West ...

An Australian man has died from an "extremely rare" rabies-like infection transmitted by a bat bite, health officials said ...

June saw heavy rainfall in Wichita, with the National Weather Service recording 11.2 inches during the month, 6.19 inches above average. Rainstorms caused occasional flash flooding in the area and ...