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Heartland virus

Ticks carrying a mysterious and rare virus that can sicken or even kill older adults or those with underlying conditions have been found in at least six states. Lone star ticks in Georgia have picked up the Heartland virus, Emory University researchers reported.

  • NBC News - Lone star tick, linked to Heartland virus, now found in 6 states Mar 16 2022.

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