Arkansas’ tick season appears worse than usual, state public health veterinarian says
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Arkansas is seeing an unusually severe tick season this year, according to the state's public health veterinarian. With the summer heat and extended daylight hours, the population of these tiny pests is surging, posing a higher risk of tick-borne illnesses. This uptick in tick activity is particularly concerning given the prevalence of diseases like Lyme disease and other tick-borne infections. Residents should take extra precautions to avoid tick bites, especially when spending time outdoors.
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