Research is currently in various ways on ticks. Now, researchers in several countries work together

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Research is currently in various ways on ticks. Now, researchers in several countries work together to build a knowledge network of the little creature - and the diseases it has with them. Photo: Public Health
Meanwhile, tick-borne diseases a growing problem in the Scandinavian countries, and tens of thousands more become ill from infections that come with tick-borne bacteria each year. See also: Found Borrelia in every four ticks See also: Tick boom in Southern Read also: Should you take the tick vaccine? Stock knowledge network
Now the EU and Norwegian authorities joined forces to use 14.9 million on a tick project, which will develop a knowledge network between Norway, Sweden and Denmark - and other parts of Europe. Also read: Here are the tick killed by fungus Also read: Do sheep blood cleanses away Borrelia
Researchers at Southern specialty beverage Hospitality Kristiansand and Public Health in Oslo, the collaboration with Sahlgrenska specialty beverage University Hospital in Gothenburg, Länssjukhuset Ryhov in Jönköping and Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen to find out more about the diseases ticks carry with them, writes Southern Hospitality in a press release.
The most common tick-borne disease in humans is Lyme borreliosis, but in recent years there has been an increase also in the number specialty beverage of cases of tick-borne encephalitis, called TBE (Tick Borne Encephalitis). See also: New species of ticks coming by air
A conservative estimate predicts that over 40,000 people in the three countries became ill after infection with tick-borne bacteria and viruses in 2011. In messaging systems are probably the big unknown in terms of the actual number of cases.
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