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A tick-borne disease has no warning rash and doctors say it's spreading across the U.S.

Doctors across North America are warning of a tick-borne disease that lacks a telltale rash and is spreading

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The brief

A tick-borne disease, anaplasmosis, is spreading across North America. It lacks the typical warning rash associated with other tick-borne illnesses.

Coverage emphasizes the disease's spread and the challenges in diagnosis due to the absence of a rash. The Canadian Medical Association Journal, Yahoo Health, IFLScience, Global News, and Newsweek are among the outlets reporting on the trend.

Watch for updates on the disease's spread, diagnostic methods, and potential treatments. Coverage does not yet specify the extent of the spread or the number of cases.

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Quick answers

What is anaplasmosis?

Anaplasmosis is a tick-borne disease that can cause fever, headache, chills, and muscle aches. Unlike some other tick-borne illnesses, it does not typically present with a rash.

Where is anaplasmosis spreading?

Coverage indicates that anaplasmosis is spreading across the U.S. and in eastern Canada.

Why is this disease concerning?

The disease is concerning because it lacks a warning rash, making it harder to diagnose and treat promptly.

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