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  1. How Lyme disease became unstoppable

    … became unstoppable There was nothing inevitable about the Lyme epidemic. Then humans disrupted the environment and fueled an era of tick-borne diseases. Photo by Spongetastic69 … the case rate for Lyme on Staten Island has climbed from four per 100,000 to 25 per 100,000—a notable surge, …

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  2. Cary Institute to offer immersive, paid research experience for teachers

    … STEM Photo: Middle and high school teachers learning about aquatic ecosystems in Cary’s 2016 Summer Institute. … that serve significant minority populations. Teachers from four under-resourced Hudson Valley school districts that … future forest and fire dynamics, conduct field surveys of tick density and distribution, explore soil food webs, and …

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  3. Team Cary: Ilya Fischhoff

    … Han’s lab, Fischhoff started at Cary working on The Tick Project , a five-year study testing ways to reduce … pre-DC profession, joining The Tick Project. With nearly four years at Cary under his belt, Fischhoff discusses his … came an opportunity to study how zebras make decisions about where to go in the landscape, working with Dan …

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  4. A lethal tick-borne disease is spreading in the US, driven by climate change

    A lethal tick-borne disease is spreading in the US, driven by climate … The culprit was a blacklegged tick, a minuscule arachnid about the size of a sesame seed when fully grown. … symptoms. Half of those who survive a serious bout of the illness continue to experience the effects of the disease, …

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  5. COVID-19 could lead to increase in tick-borne illness, experts say. Here’s why.

    COVID-19 could lead to increase in tick-borne illness, experts say. Here’s why. … As if you needed anything else to worry about in 2020, summer is here — which means tick season …

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  6. Scientists say this tick season may not be bad, but the risk of Lyme is higher

    Scientists say this tick season may not be bad, but the risk of Lyme is higher … time in dangerous places. The other thing I’m worried about is that people’s fears of seeing doctors and other … untreated it can develop into a difficult to treat chronic illness that can be debilitating.” How to prevent tick

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  7. Lyme disease season is here. These are tips on how to avoid it.

    … could put you at greater risk from Covid. Blacklegged tick. Photo by Monikah Schuschu May 27, 2020 … evaluation at Columbia University’s Lyme and Tick-Borne Diseases Research Center. “Certainly, people with … probably not Lyme. It’s crucial to tell your doctor about any recent hikes or outdoor activity. The sooner you …

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  8. The lone star tick could soon be colonizing a backyard near you

    The lone star tick could soon be colonizing a backyard near you … Tick-borne Diseases , … are hunting you." He said it's good to raise awareness about the problem now -- he only wishes it went further to …

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  9. Gary M. Lovett: Scientist, Mentor, Advocate, & Friend

    … notes “The thing that I consider so absolutely remarkable about Gary’s science career was his transition out of the … Trade is an extraordinary legacy. Anyone who cares about forests needs to do anything they can to ensure that … the beautiful Catskills & enjoyed very much our discussions about the fate of soil C and N on those plots. I will always …

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  10. Animal reservoirs—where the next SARS-CoV-2 variant could arise

    … The recommendations, aimed at protecting all species from illness and reducing the risk of new variants, emphasize … what level of testing we’re willing to invest in.” Airborne transmission during close contact, virions in … fault line” for zoonoses, is expected to drive about 4000 new cross-species viral transmissions based on …

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