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Prince Albert region seeing growing number of Lyme disease-carrying ticks: U of S researcher
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Prince Albert region seeing growing number of Lyme disease-carrying ticks: U of S researcher
The number of blacklegged ticks linked to Lyme disease appears to be increasing in Saskatchewan, with a significant number of reported cases coming from the Prince Albert region, according to a University of Saskatchewan researcher. Martin Zoordouw, an associate professor in the Department of Veterinary Microbiology at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, said data collected through the eTick program suggests the boreal transition area ar…
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