"Early Tick Season Raises Concerns in Northeastern States"
Warmer winter weather in New Hampshire has led to an early emergence of ticks, increasing the risk of tick-transmitted infections such as Lyme disease. Health officials are urging people to be aware of the heightened risk and take precautions such as wearing long clothing and checking for ticks after being outdoors. Lyme disease, once limited to the Seacoast, is now prevalent throughout the state, making it a year-round concern.
