Lyme disease risks could increase after mouse plague, experts warn – My Fox Boston
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Lyme disease risks could increase after mouse plague, experts warn
My Fox Boston A mouse plague in the northeast Hudson River Valley in 2016 could fuel an increase in Lyme disease this year, two leading experts are warning. New York ecologists Felicia Keesing and her husband, Rick Ostfeld, have studied the disease for two decades. A worsening tick problem on the way Health of ticks may be key to health of humans Lyme disease poses no greater risk to Louisiana in 2017, health department says |
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