Summary: Deer are immune to Lyme disease and do not carry the disease. If an infected tick bites a deer, the disease does not spread to other ticks that may bite the deer as it would if the tick bit a mouse. Reducing the number of deer may reduce the number of ticks, but because ...
The management of Ixodes scapularis [deer tick] bites in the upper Midwest – Source: Wisconsin Medical Journal, April 2011AprilClick Here
REALITY BITES: DEER TICK CRAWLS INTO REGION LOCAL HEALTH BOARDS TRACKING INCREASE IN LYME DISEASEEun Lee Koh, Globe Staff Correspondent
Protect Your Dog from Deer Tick Bites That Cause Lyme Disease
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Korean water deer; skin and hair characteristics; comparative pathology; tick bites1. Introduction Ticks are recognized as significant vectors for a variety of protozoan, bacterial, and viral pathogens, impacting both public health and veterinary medicine more than any other group of blood-feeding ...