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Earlier spring start for deer tick nymphs spurs Lyme disease

By Marisa Wojcik | Here & Now

May 26, 2023

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Scientists tracking ticks that spread Lyme disease are finding populations in more areas of Wisconsin, particularly tiny juveniles — UW-Madison entomologist Susan Paskewitz details this research.

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