You just finished a satisfying summer hike or wrapped up a weekend of yard work when you spot a tick clinging to your clothes ...

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

Ticks can spread diseases such as Lyme disease. Preventing tick bites is the best way to protect yourself and your animals.

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 ...

Kulick: Prevention is the best medicine. Thinking ahead to try to avoid both tick and mosquito issues will pay off in the long run.

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

However, the tick has to carry the bacteria to give you Lyme disease. Not all ticks carry the bacteria. According to the Global Lyme Alliance, anywhere from under 1% to over 50% of black-legged ...

If tick mouth parts remain in the skin, leave them alone. In most cases, they will fall out in a few days. Do not use nail polish, petroleum jelly or a hot match to make the tick detach.

If tick mouth parts remain in the skin, leave them alone. In most cases, they will fall out in a few days. Do not use nail polish, petroleum jelly or a hot match to make the tick detach.

If tick mouth parts remain in the skin, leave them alone. In most cases, they will fall out in a few days. Do not use nail polish, petroleum jelly or a hot match to make the tick detach.