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K-State issues warning on red meat allergy spread by ticks
Researchers with Kansas State University are working on a project to help people recover from a meat allergy being spread by ...
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Kansas State University researchers say red meat allergy from tick bites is becoming more common
The main parasite responsible for the spread of alpha-gal syndrome is the Lone Star tick, a common variety in brushy and more heavily wooded parts of Kansas.
Red meat allergy: Alpha-gal syndrome is one more reason to avoid tick bites.
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Tick bites can trigger serious reactions to some medications
It took doctors a long time, however, to figure out the unlikely cause: alpha-gal syndrome, also known as red meat allergy, which Wallace probably got from lone star tick bites in her backyard in ...
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K-State experts team up to educate Kansans about alpha-gal syndrome
K-State researchers and extension specialists have teamed up on a project to help alleviate the negative impacts of an allergy to red meat that affects a growing number of people.
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Kansas State University researchers say red meat allergy from tick bites is becoming more common
The Lone Star tick is responsible for most cases of alpha-gal syndrome, a red meat allergy that's appearing more and more in Kansas. (Kansas State University Research and Extension.) Originally ...