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September 6, 2024

Communication Resources

CDC has developed tools to help state and local health departments prevent tickborne disease.
You can also find disease-specific resources for Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and babesiosis on their respective websites.

Trail sign that reads "Beware of ticks" posted in the woods

Materials

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Find free tick and tickborne disease resources here.

You can also find disease-specific resources for Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and babesiosis.

ticks comic for kids

Don't Let a Tick Make You Sick!

Printable Tick Bite Prevention Comic for Summer Campers

man hunting with dog (16x9)

It's Open Season on Ticks

Printable Hunter Safety Fact Sheet

crossword thumbnail

Don't Let a Tick Make You Sick

Printable Tick Bite Prevention Crossword Puzzle and Information Sheet for Kids

tick bite prevention trail sign

Prevent Tick Bites

Tick Bite Prevention Trail Sign

Image of ticks on a boot. — Social media or printable graphic for outdoor workers.

Social media or printable graphic for outdoor workers listing where to check for ticks. — Social media or printable graphic for outdoor workers.

Social media or printable graphic for outdoor workers listing where to check for ticks. — Social media or printable graphic for outdoor workers.

Radio PSA for healthcare providers

Preventing Tick Bites and Tickborne Diseases

Videos

Rickettsial Disease Diagnostic Testing and Interpretation

Lyme Disease Prophylaxis After Tick Bite

Lyme Disease Serologic Testing

Pretest Probability of Lyme Disease

Doxycycline for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever: Safe for All Ages

Recognizing Lyme Carditis

Tickborne Rickettsial Infections Among Travelers to Africa

PCR for Diagnosis of Lyme Disease: Is It Useful?

Get the tips! Stop the ticks. Prevent Tick Bites.

Get the tips! Stop the ticks. Use Repellent.

Get the tips! Stop the ticks. Check for Ticks Daily.

Get the tips! Stop the ticks. Shower After Coming Indoors.

Get the tips! Stop the ticks. Call Your Doctor.

September 6, 2024

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