Dr. Gunter recommends specific protective measures: “Using an appropriate repellent is a great way ... And there’s also something called permethrin. You can treat your clothes, not your ...

Use Permethrin: Spray your clothes, not your skin, with this synthetic insecticide. "I swear by it, I've collected about 8,000 ticks for my research, and I've been bitten one time," said Roome.

Wear tight clothing, tuck in shirts and pants legs, and wear clothes treated with 0.5 percent permethrin repellent. “If you don’t apply repellent, they can be ruthless,” Fonseca said ...

Mather advises that people follow what he calls the “three Ts.” Wear tight clothing, tuck in shirts and pants legs, and wear clothes treated with 0.5 percent permethrin repellent. “If you don’t apply ...

Health Canada should trust Canadians to use permethrin spray to protect ourselves against ticks. Mike Doherty Kitchener, Ont. Letters to the Editor should be exclusive to The Globe and Mail.

Wear tight clothing, tuck in shirts and pants legs, and wear clothes treated with 0.5 percent permethrin repellent. “If you don’t apply repellent, they can be ruthless,” Fonseca said ...

Treat your shoes and your clothing with permethrin if you can, uh, treating your footwear alone, you're 70 times less likely to contract *** tick-borne disease. Doing tick checks and showering ...

The Ministry is currently sourcing additional supplies of permethrin five per cent cream, as there is currently an insufficient amount on the island. (CA) ...

These can “carry disease, making it important to deter them from your garden,” they said. Exposure to rat urine after cuts, abrasions, or ingestion can lead to a type of jaundice called Weil ...

Dermatologists often say that the best sunscreen is the one you’ll actually wear — and for many, that’s spray sunscreen. Adults and kids alike often find spraying SPF onto their skin simpler ...