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2 Cases of Tick Virus Reported in Connecticut: DPH
The Department of Public Health said two Connecticut residents have tested positive for a tick infection known as the Powassan virus. Officials said these are the first two cases identified this year. DPH officials said the two individuals are between the ages of 50 and 79 and are from Fairfield and New Haven counties. They became infected during the third…
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More Ticks and New Species Seen in Connecticut
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station is warning people about a dramatic rise in ticks in the state.
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Tick Populations on the Rise in Connecticut
The state counted more than double the number of ticks at the same time last year, according to the CT Agricultural Experiment Station.
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Tick Populations on the Rise in Connecticut
Connecticut’s tick population is increasing this season, due to a variety of factors that include shorter and warmer winters and longer and wetter springs and summers, experts say. The state counted more than double the number of ticks through April 30 than it did last year, the New Haven Register reported Sunday. “This is when they come,” Dr. Zane Saul,…