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Tick-Borne Infections

• Tick-borne infections are common during the summer months in many areas of the US; prevalence of specific diseases depends on the local population of vector ticks and animal reservoirs.

• Coinfection with multiple tick-borne infections can occur and should be considered when patients present with overlapping syndromes (e.g., Lyme disease with cytopenias).

• Risk should be assessed by outdoor activity in endemic regions rather than the report of a tick bite, which often goes unnoticed.

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Source: Ancha S., Auberle C., Cash D., Harsh M., Hickman J., Kounga C.. The Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics, 37th edition, LWW, 2022. —1250p.. 1250
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