Tick-Borne Illnesses Are on the Rise. Here’s How to Stay Safe

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+ Dress to Protect, Rinse Off, & 3 Other Ways You Can Prevent Bites Tick-borne illnesses more than doubled between 2004 and 2016, according to the CDC. These tips can keep you safe during the height of tick season — which, depending on where you live, can last all the way from March to November. Prevent a bite from ever happening by learning what to wear, the best repellent, and more. Protect Yourself Use Low-Sugar Tomato Paste For Guilt-Free Pulled Pork Sandwiches WEEKLY CATCH UP: WHAT YOU MISSED! Start Your Morning Off Right With Dr. Oz's 7-Minute Yoga Routine These Foods Might Contribute to Your Headaches This Is the Best Time to Have Sex to Help You Concieve Former "West Memphis 3" Inmate On Life After Death Row Damien Echols' story has been compared to a real-life witch hunt. Echols was sentenced to death after being convicted — along with two others — of killing three young boys in the early '90s. He was set free after 18 years. Tomorrow, he shares his story on how he survived solitary confinement and why he says he'll never truly be a free man. GET TICKETS FIND LOCAL LISTINGS BE ON THE SHOW CONTACT US   Instagram   Facebook   YouTube   Twitter   Sharecare You are receiving this email because you subscribed to The Dr. Oz newsletter. You are subscribed with the address dr.samah.saied.ahmed@gmail.com To VIEW ONLINE click here. To UPDATE PREFERENCES click here. To UNSUBSCRIBE click here. 125 West End Avenue 7th Floor New York, NY 10023