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Lyme disease is one of the fastest spreading infectious diseases in the United States. The illness is carried by deer ticks in the Northeast, where 90% of all US cases are reported.

Lyme disease has become more prevalent partly because suburban neighborhoods have expanded into wooded areas where ticks thrive. Deer ticks are carried by deer, mice and pets.

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  • Reduce your risk of getting Lyme disease

    • Avoid being bitten by a tick which is most plentiful where woodlands transition into fields, meadows or yards.
    • Avoid tall grasses.
    • Avoid deer paths in the woods which are usually loaded with ticks.
    • Avoid places where mice are abundant like leaf litter, wood piles, mulch beds, gardens, rock walls.
    • When you are in high tick area, wear light colored clothing to spot them easier.
    • Wear long sleeved shirts and long pants with your pants tucked into your socks.
    • Use insect repellent.
    • Walk in the center of trails.
    • Always do tick checks after being outside in a high deer tick area. Magnifying glasses help spotting deer tick easier.
    • Showering after being in a tick infested area is helpful.
    • Putting your clothes in a dryer at high heat for 35 minutes will kill ticks.
    • Take garlic supplements daily to help repel insects and ticks.
    • Treat pets to minimize risk. Pets can bring ticks into the house.
    • Mow along boundary lines of your yard.
    • Keep grass mowed regularly.
    • Install a low brick wall where your yard ends and woods begin.
    • Get guinea hens – they eat deer tick.
    Remember: if the temperature is over 35°F, deer ticks will still be active!