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Olivia Goodreau is trying to help other people avoid what happened to her: Lyme disease.Goodreau partnered with thePLAN, a software company in central…
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Julia Berndt kneels on the forest floor and picks up a crushed eggshell from an experimental bird nest.The Webster Groves High School senior has spent…
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A small survey of St. Louis-area physicians found doctors greatly overestimate the prevalence of Lyme disease and underestimate the prevalence of other…
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The rare Bourbon virus could be in the St. Louis region, state health officials say.A patient with symptoms matching the virus was bitten by a tick…
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The Missouri legislature has retaliated against the state health department by including what some called drastic cuts to the agency in next year’s…
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Most people hope to avoid ticks when they take a walk in the woods.For biologists at Washington University’s Tyson Research Center, however, attracting…
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Amid an increase in tick-borne illnesses this year, Missouri health officials have launched a study to trap and test ticks for diseases. The Missouri…
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This year’s mild winter and early spring has plants flowering and putting out leaves about three weeks sooner than usual. Ticks and mosquitoes have also…
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Oct. 11, 2010 - Invaders wreak havoc. No, we are not referring to Attila the Hun or Hagar the…
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: June 22, 2008 - The 1002nd use for duct tape? Tape the bottom of your pants to the top of your hiking…