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A new peer-reviewed study finds that alpha-gal syndrome, a tickborne red meat allergy affecting nearly half a million Americans, is forcing some farmers and ranchers to hire extra help, stop raising livestock, or leave farming altogether.
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A Pennsylvania woman's diagnosis with alpha-gal syndrome following a tick bite highlights growing medical attention on the meat allergy.
The spread of the lone star tick across the United States is triggering a rise in alpha-gal syndrome, a condition that causes a sudden allergy to meat.
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Health officials in Missouri are reporting a rise in alpha-gal syndrome cases as the Lone Star tick spreads across the region.
Health officials and researchers are highlighting growing concerns over tick-borne illnesses and alpha-gal syndrome.
Scientists have uncovered a potential new treatment for alpha-gal, a potentially deadly tick-borne allergy prevalent in regions like Ohio.
Alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne red-meat allergy, is drawing widespread attention as regions track rising cases and researchers study rare antibodies.
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A surge in reports highlights how a single tick bite can trigger Alpha-gal syndrome, leading to life-threatening allergies to red meat.
Tick experts and health advocates gather at the first national Alpha-Gal conference as data reveals a spike in meat allergies.
Research indicates an expanding population at risk for alpha-gal syndrome, an allergy to red meat linked to tick bites.
Reports of rising tick populations and associated health risks, including alpha-gal syndrome, are emerging across multiple U.S. regions.
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