Tick season is here and so are the risks associated with them. Here’s how to safely remove a tick and when to see a doctor.

If you find a tick or yourself, your kid or a pet and don't have tweezers handy, don't panic. Here's a hack that has helped ...

to safely remove a tick, using the old fashioned method of simply pulling it out with tweezers works best. When doing this, ...

More ticks have been found active in Ohio. Here's are the hot spots and common species in Ohio, how to prevent bites, and ...

Act quickly, but remove the tick carefully so you don't crush the bug, which may be full of infected blood. Here’s how to remove a tick that’s attached to your skin, according to the CDC ...

Try again with the tweezer to remove the tick’s head, or use the needle to take the tick’s head out if you’re able to. Other methods of taking out a tick’s head, such as scraping with a ...

If you find a tick attached to your skin, it's important to remove it as soon as possible, which is why you shouldn't bother with these tick removal methods that are not recommended.

“To minimize the retention of tick parts onto the skin during removal, you should use fine-tip tweezers to grasp the tip as close to the skin surface as possible where the tweezers should grasp ...

“To minimize the retention of tick parts onto the skin during removal, you should use fine-tip tweezers to grasp the tip as close to the skin surface as possible where the tweezers should grasp ...