Leif Samuelsson
Scot CI wonder how effective these guys would be against ticks...
#lyme #lymedisease #tick #ticks #lonestartick #ehrlichiosis #tularemia #alphagal #alpha-galsyndrome #tickborne #ixodes #borrelia
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AftonbladetHåkan Anefjärd, 55, kände sig svimfärdig efter sitt livs obehagligaste fynd. På kroppen hittade han över 130 fästingar. – På akuten blev det lite ”å fy fan” när#fästingar #tbe #borrelia #stroke
Håkans mardrömsfynd – hittade 130 fästingar på kroppen
Håkans mardrömsfynd – hittade 130 fästingar på kroppen
OamGui💚Les lâchers massifs de Faisans de Colchide contribueraient à la propagation des bactéries responsables de la maladie de Lyme.
La probabilité que les tiques soient infectées était 2,45 fois plus élevée dans les bois avec lâchers !
Plus d'explications via l'article d'ornithomedia ➡️ https://www.ornithomedia.com/breves/les-lachers-de-faisans-de-colchide-contribueraient-a-la-diffusion-de-la-maladie-de-lyme/
Les lâchers de Faisans de Colchide contribueraient à la propagation des bactéries responsables de la maladie de Lyme | Ornithomedia.com
Alors la période d'activité des tiques est maximale entre le printemps et l'automne, une étude a montré que les lâchers de faisans augmenteraient le nombre de ces arthropodes et donc la propagation des bactéries responsables de la maladie de Lyme.
Giuseppe Michieli#Russia, #Borrelia carrying #tick bites six-year-old girl in #eye, https://www.gazeta.ru/family/news/2025/05/16/25802312.shtml
In the Pskov region, a borreliosis tick bit into the eye of a six-year-old girl.
Yozen HernandezCongratulations to my former advisor Weigang Qiu and former colleague Saymon Akther (who is first author on this paper)! #borrelia #burgdorferi #lymedisease #genomesequencing #Bioinformatics #naturalselection #infectiousdiseases
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New genetic analysis of Lyme disease-causing bacteria could improve diagnosis and treatment A genetic analysis of Lyme disease bacteria may pave the way for improved diagnosis, treatment and prevention of the tick-borne ailment. https://phys.org/news/2024-08-genetic-analysis-lyme-disease-bacteria.html
micrordtBorrelia – Relapsing Fevers
#Bacteria, #Borrelia, #RelapsingFever #Bacteriology Several Borrelia sp. Are capable of causing epidemic or tick borne relapsing fever. These sp. Include B. duttoni, B. hermsii, B. parkeri and B. turicatae.…. Medical Microbiology & Recombinant DNA Technology (RDT) Labs | Read More -
https://micrordt.wordpress.com/2024/05/01/borrelia-relapsing-fevers/
PepijnOh ffs. Just found another one..
And attached a photo (own work, some years ago) of what a #Lyme / #Borrelia infection looks like. Days to weeks after an infection (#tick bite) this circle can appear anywhere on the body (thus not only where the tickhole was). It will fade out in a day or two but that means the infection is in your body: go to your doctor and get antibiotics!
Someone mentioned #TBE as well. This is now endemic in many european regions. And there's a vaccin! Worth looking into.
AutisticMumTo3‘I’d never been bitten by a tick before’: why the little blood-sucking pest is getting us into a panic | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2024/apr/07/id-never-been-bitten-by-a-tick-before-why-the-little-blood-sucking-pest-is-getting-us-into-a-panic
#Ticks
#UKHealthSecurityAgency
#PortonDown
#LymeDisease
#Highlands
#Exmoor
#NewForest
#PostTreatmentLymeDiseaseSyndrome
#Borrelia
#Encephalitis
#AlphaGalSyndrome
#Rickettsiosis
#Babesiosis
#CrimeanCongoHaemorrhagicFever
#RockyMountainSpottedFever
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PLOS BiologyHost factors may influence whether vectors pick up pathogens when feeding. @Xiaotian_Tang18 &co show that mammalian host #adiponectin alters acquisition of #LymeDisease agent #Borrelia by changing level of inflammation at site of tick bite #PLOSBiology https://plos.io/46Xt1SU
Adiponectin in the mammalian host influences ticks’ acquisition of the Lyme disease pathogen Borrelia
Host factors may regulate acquisition of vector-borne pathogens during blood feeding. This study shows that the mammalian host adipocyte-derived hormone adiponectin alters acquisition of the Lyme disease agent by changing the level of inflammation at the site of the tick bite.