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that US tick populations have exploded in the past 15 years, causing a surge in often misdiagnosed tick-borne diseases. One expert said, If people could see what I m seeing, they would never go outside.

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Fun Fact: that US tick populations have exploded in the past 15 years, causing a surge in often misdiagnosed tick-borne diseases. One expert said, “If people could see what I’m seeing, they would never go outside.”

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