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New CDC data reveals ticks have migrated south, possibly creating more risks for Lyme disease
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New research from the CDC reveals ticks have migrated south, possibly creating more risks for Lyme disease. The spread is testing doctors' preparedness as diagnoses outside the Northeast become more common. NBC News' Erika Edwards reports.Aug. 13, 2026
