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September 23, 2025
60 Minutes· 2025-09-23 17:01
in our area is not hurricanes or tornadoes or earthquakes. It is Lyme disease. It is the one plague that might be severe enough that communities might want to engineer a wild organism in order to get rid of it or at least reduce the level of lime.Last October, deep in the island's brush, we found MIT associate professor Kevin Esfelt, a pioneer in genetic engineering, waving a white flag in search of ticks. So, we just grab it. These tiny vectors of Lyme disease were not hard to find.And you just pop it in. ...
Tracking ticks: Tick bites on the rise this summer
NBC News· 2025-08-05 00:45
In the woods of New York's Westchester County, researchers use a piece of corduroy and a lint brush to measure the density of this summer's ticks. >> Every week, we sample two to three times in our woods to monitor the tick population. >> On a scale of 1 to 10, the form tick index hit 10 three weeks in a row last month.Dr. . Thomas Daniels has studied ticks for 40 years. How is 2025 shaping up.And numbers of ticks that we've seen this year are at least 30% higher than we've seen in previous years. >> That i ...
Justin Timberlake reveals he's been diagnosed with Lyme disease
NBC News· 2025-08-01 03:15
Disease Awareness - Lyme disease, spread through ticks, causes rashes and muscle weakness [1] - Justin Timberlake, Shaniah Twain, Justin Bieber, and Avril Lavigne have shared their experiences with Lyme disease [1] Health Impact - Lyme disease is described as relentlessly debilitating [1]
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CNN Breaking News· 2025-07-31 19:03
Health & Wellness - The report indicates Justin Timberlake was diagnosed with Lyme disease [1] - The report highlights that living with Lyme disease can be relentlessly debilitating [1]
Emergency room visits for tick bites near record levels
MSNBC· 2025-07-09 16:07
Welcome back. Tick bite cases are approaching record highs this summer as emergency rooms have reported the largest number of tick related visits in nearly a decade. Residents of the tri-state area face the most severe danger of bites according to forom university tick index which is a rating system that estimates bite risk.This week it's at a nine out of 10. Yikes. Joining us now, director of the University of Rhode Island's tick and counter resource center, Professor Thomas Mather and director and associa ...