CNY Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Alliance
The Alliance is a collaborative of providers, scientists and community members who support research, drive education and promote awareness to combat tick-borne diseases.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible women who lead with love and fierce protection. 💚🌷
Today, we honor the Lyme Warrior Moms—the advocates, the researchers, and the caregivers who navigate the complexities of tick-borne illness every single day. Your resilience is unmatched, and your dedication to finding answers and providing comfort is truly inspiring.
To every mom who stays vigilant, who checks every tuck and fold after a day of play, and who prioritizes their children's health and safety above all else: we see you and we celebrate you.
Wishing you a day filled with the peace and appreciation you deserve. 💚🌷
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Ticks prefer warm, moist areas of the body, so a quick "spot check" isn't always enough. After spending time outdoors, make sure to do a thorough scan of these key areas:
Inside the belly button
In and around the hair and hairline
Around the waist
Between the legs and pelvic area
The back of the knees
Inside the elbows and under the arms
In and around the ears
Pro-tip: Throw your clothes in the dryer on high heat for 10 minutes when you get inside to kill any ticks that might be clinging to the fabric.
Stay safe, stay vigilant, and have a wonderful weekend! 🌲✨
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" Central New York is experiencing a notable increase in tick activity and Lyme disease prevalence, prompting renewed calls for awareness and prevention during Lyme Disease Awareness Month. Melissa Carr-Rowe, executive Director of the CNY Lyme Alliance and Dr. Christopher Paolino Medical Officer for the Alliance and an Upstate Medical University physician, highlighted the region’s escalating tick-borne disease risks."
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The CNY Lyme Alliance and Dr. Christopher Paolino have reported an increase in tick activity and Lyme disease prevalence in Central New York, prompting renewed calls for awareness and prevention du…0 CommentsComment on Facebook