Alpha-gal syndrome continues to be a concern as the condition expands its geographic area.
The lone star tick can cause a meat allergy known as alpha-gal syndrome.
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A CDC map shows the distribution of alpha-gal syndrome cases from 2017-22.
Graphic courtesy of the CDCAlpha-gal syndrome continues to be a concern as the condition expands its geographic area.
The lone star tick can cause a meat allergy known as alpha-gal syndrome.
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