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As tick populations spread, artists work alongside health officials to communicate health risks

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By Roxy Todd Verified
| WVTF-FM (Roanoke, VA) Verified
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that ticks are out this summer, and early reports indicate 2026 may be a record-breaking year for tick bites. Virginia Tech communication professors are partnering with the CDC to help prevent diseases that ticks and mosquitoes can bring. In recent years, the south has seen cases of mosquito borne diseases, like malaria and dengue fever. Diseases like Lyme and alpha gal, transmitted by ticks, are also increasing.
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As tick populations spread, artists work alongside health officials to communicate health risks

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By Roxy Todd Verified
| EIN News
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that ticks are out this summer, and early reports indicate 2026 may be a record-breaking year for tick bites. Virginia Tech communication professors are partnering with the CDC to help prevent diseases that ticks and mosquitoes can bring. In recent years, the south has seen cases of mosquito borne diseases, like malaria and dengue fever. Diseases like Lyme and alpha gal, transmitted by ticks, are also increasing.
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MVP defends safety of Elliston compressor station in letter to FERC

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By Roxy Todd Verified
| WVTF-FM (Roanoke, VA) Verified
The Mountain Valley Pipeline filed a letter Friday with the federal government, defending their plan to build a compressor station in Montgomery County. The proposed Swann compressor station is part of MVP’s Boost project. If approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, it would allow MVP to move more gas through its pipeline in West Virginia and Virginia. Opponents say the compressor station poses a safety risk for residents, many of whom are lower income, elderly or children.
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