Phil Armstrong

Mite & Tick-Borne Diseases Inflicting Human, Dogs, & Other Animals Could Cause Permanent Brain Damage

Medicine & Technology May 30, 2017

The disease continuously plagues the United States and is steadily rising with new bacteria and virus being discovered. Scientists encourage victims to seek immediate medication and treatment as mite and tick-born diseases lead to brain damage if left untreated.

Phil Armstrong

Mite & Tick-Borne Diseases Inflicting Human, Dogs, & Other Animals Could Cause Permanent Brain Damage

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