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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.
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 and researchers are highlighting growing concerns over tick-borne illnesses and alpha-gal syndrome.
The identification of the rare and life-threatening Bourbon virus in Lone Star ticks within New York has sparked warnings of potential future infections.
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.
Public health agencies in Illinois and surrounding regions are reporting an increase in tick activity and urging residents to take preventative measures.
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