More people than thought may be at risk for red meat allergy caused by ticks
Recent research highlights a widespread prevalence of alpha-gal antibodies linked to tick bites, raising awareness for red meat allergy risks.
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Recent research highlights a widespread prevalence of alpha-gal antibodies linked to tick bites, raising awareness for red meat allergy risks.
A tick-borne allergy to mammal meat is spreading in the U.S., with South Dakota now reporting confirmed cases.