What You Need To Know About Ticks, From Preventing Them To Treating Bites
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Read this if you plan on spending any time outdoors. Your body will thank you.
Warmer weather means more pesky insects we need to avoid, including ticks. Tick bites have been on the rise in recent years ― and there are a number of factors that likely contribute to this. “Ticks thrive best in warmer conditions, so increasing temperatures, both in the summer and winter, may result in a greater number of ticks and tick bites,” said Matthew Aardema, an assistant professor of biology at Montclair State University.
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