Tick-Borne Diseases On the Rise in New England, How Will It Affect Farms? By Tom Venesky, July 27, 2024 As tick-borne diseases continue to increase across New England, a study in Vermont is looking into the significance of the risk to farmers. Cheryl Sullivan, a research assistant professor and entomologist with the University of Vermont, […]
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A Lyme vaccine is in late-stage trials. Could an anti-tick vaccine be next? By Cynthia McCormick Hibbert, July 1, 2024 As a vaccine against Lyme disease enters late-stage clinical trials, scientists around the globe are already looking beyond Lyme and exploring the possibility of an anti-tick vaccine that could effectively protect against all kinds of […]
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Vets Share The Most Common Signs Of Lyme Disease In Dogs Jillian Wilson, June 7, 2024 Summer brings lots of great elements, such as barbecues, beach days and later sunsets ― but it also means the start of a widely despised time: tick season. The small parasites can be hugely problematic in many parts of the […]
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Warmer winters mean ticks crawling and biting all year by Linda Carroll, November 18, 2023 While most bugs die in the winter, ticks are relatively impervious to the freezing temperatures — and as the climate warms, they are becoming increasingly active in winter months, experts warn. The pestiferous little bloodsuckers just hunker down on cold days and wait […]
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Lyme disease in horses Cornell University – College of Veterinary Medicine News, July 3, 2023 Many horses are infected with Borrelia burgdorferi, the organism that causes Lyme disease – though clinical signs appear to be uncommon. Board-certified internist and emergency and critical care specialist Dr. Thomas Divers explains how Borrelia spreads, what clinical disease looks like, […]
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