There's a certain kind of tick that is very common in eastern North Carolina that can cause a bizarre allergic reaction. One that could completely turn your diet upside down. James Gardner ...

Here’s what you need to know. They could be, due to the relatively mild winter North Carolina just had, Hayes said. That causes fewer ticks to die off. “So, you could see more ticks.

"By the end of 2018 they were known to be in 10 states, including North Carolina. They are now known to be in 19 states." These ticks are native to East Asia, including China, Japan, eastern ...

A heads up for cattle producers, there’s a deadly tick in the United States, and researchers at Oklahoma State University are ...

Some of the most common types in North Carolina include the American dog Tick, the Brown dog tick ... Dr. Fernanda Godfrey with East Carolina Veterinary Service says, “Prevention is key more ...

The blacklegged tick, or deer tick, is a known carrier of the bacteria responsible for Lyme disease, and it’s a relative newcomer to the North Carolina ... most of the eastern United States ...

Smith’s experience underscores the importance of Western North Carolina residents ... spread from infected American dog ticks, which are also found in the eastern half of the U.S., and brown ...

The study is being conducted by North Carolina State University and will evaluate a citizen science approach to tick surveillance and exposure risk in North Carolina. The study asks to ...

Dr. Cammack said the Asian Longhorned Tick, also known ALT, is native to East Asia. It was first ... New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina ...