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Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever is not a new disease, correct. The name is also a giant clue that it's been in the USA for a while too, granted.
What's new is the large increase in cases compared to before we started importing ticks from south of the border. Like so many other diseases that were completely gone or so contained that someone catching them made the news.
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It's always been here, I caught it at a dog park in Charleston SC 15yrs ago.
ReplyDeleteTell me you didn't read the article without saying you didn't read the article.
DeleteRocky Mountain Spotted Fever is not a new disease, correct. The name is also a giant clue that it's been in the USA for a while too, granted.
What's new is the large increase in cases compared to before we started importing ticks from south of the border. Like so many other diseases that were completely gone or so contained that someone catching them made the news.