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Tick season has arrived in Windsor-Essex - CTV News
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Tick season has arrived in Windsor-Essex, and health officials are reminding residents to take precautions to avoid tick-borne illnesses.
With warmer weather setting in, the risk of encountering ticks increases significantly. Health Unit Manager Dr. Dena Fenton emphasized the importance of being vigilant about these tiny parasites that can carry Lyme disease and other infections.
"Our team is closely monitoring the situation," said Dr. Fenton. "We're urging everyone to be proactive when spending time outdoors by checking for ticks, using repellents, and dressing appropriately."
Residents ar…
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