New CDC data reveals ticks have migrated south, possibly creating more risks for Lyme disease

  • Now Playing

    New CDC data reveals ticks have migrated south, possibly creating more risks for Lyme disease

    02:22

  • UP NEXT

    Teen Dies From Irregular Heartbeat After Taking GLP-1: Report

    00:38

  • Young Girl Undergoes 14 Months of Chemo for Two Brain Tumors

    02:47

  • How To Treat Common Aches and Pains at Home

    04:50

  • Exclusive: US News and World Report Rates GLP-1 Web Providers

    04:52

  • Breaking Down Common Health Advice: Water Intake, Sleep, More

    05:07

  • Food Safety Concerns in the Spotlight Amid Recall Fatigue

    02:32

  • Trump Signs Executive Order on Childhood Vaccine Schedule

    04:47

  • New food items recalled over salmonella outbreak

    01:50

  • Trump signs order to change child vaccine recommendations

    02:20

  • Trump signs executive order on childhood vaccines

    05:31

  • Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces move to define ultraprocessed foods

    04:11

  • Chrissy Metz on Why She’s Taking GLP-1 After Initial Skepticism

    06:05

  • Tips to Handle Back-to-School Anxiety for Students and Parents

    04:38

  • Is Milk More Hydrating Than Water? Experts Weigh In

    06:10

  • What to Know About Frozen Shoulder: Symptoms, Treatment, More

    05:44

  • After Lettuce Recall, Taylor Farms Pulls Products With Jalapeños

    02:07

  • What’s Behind the Rise in Summer Food Safety Concerns?

    04:14

  • What watching sports does to your mind and body, according to scientists

    03:56

  • Need a Summer Wellness Reset? Ally Love Shares 4 Ways to Do It

    05:45

Hallie Jackson NOW

New research from the CDC reveals ticks have migrated south, possibly creating more risks for Lyme disease. The spread is testing doctors’ preparedness as diagnoses outside the Northeast become more common. NBC News’ Erika Edwards reports.

Hallie Jackson NOW

Meet the Press

Meet the Press

Meet the Press

NBC News NOW

Play All

Source link