MDC and A.T Still University ask Missourians to send ticks for research study

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Ticks, such as this American dog tick, drink the blood of humans and other mammals and can also cause illnesses in people. MDC and A.T. Still University are asking Missourians to save ticks they find and send them to the University for scientific research to learn more about ticks and pathogens they may carry.


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