A fourth case of a rare bacterial illness has been detected on Long Island in New York. local health officials said on Thursday.
With the weather warming up, more and more people are outside, which means more and more people are exposed to ticks and tick-borne illnesses.
Kayla Oblisk said her 2-year-old son's fever reached 105 degrees after he contracted Rocky Mountain spotted fever from a tick.
Health experts are warning that a bite from the Lone Star tick could cause an allergy to red meat and, in some cases, dairy products.
A Mississippi mom has an urgent warning for parents after a tick bite left her young daughter with difficulty walking and talking.
Doctors from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said they are startled by the skyrocketing number of illnesses mosquito, tick and flea bites so far this year.