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As atividades ao ar livre podem aumentar a exposição a carrapatos em áreas florestais, rurais e com vegetação densa nos Estados Unidos. Photo Credit: Kamaji Ogino / Pexels. 
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Carrapatos-estrela solitária estão se espalhando: o que os viajantes precisam saberAs picadas podem transmitir doenças e desencadear uma alergia potencialmente grave à carne e a outros produtos de mamíferos.Os viajantes que planejam fazer trilhas, acampar, observar a vida selvagem ou realizar outras atividades ao ar livre em diferentes regiões dos Estados Unidos devem conhecer a presença do carrapato-estrela solitária, uma espécie que pode representar um risco para pessoas que passam tempo em áreas florestais, rurais e com vegetação densa. A espécie está amplamente distribuída pelo nordeste, sul e centro do país, e sua presença tem recebido crescente atenção das autoridades de saúde. |
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