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CDC investigating Salmonella outbreak possibly linked to guinea pigs, one in Indiana sickened (via RTV6)

Health officials are investigating a multi-state outbreak of Salmonella that may be connected to pet guinea pigs. Source: RTV6

Florida keeping eye out for invasive pest that’s caused real stink elsewhere (via The Florida Times)

A recent issue of the New Yorker magazine has a grimly entertaining article on the brown marmorated stinkbug, an invasive pest that “has made a name for itself by simultaneously threatening millions of acres of American farmland and grossing out the occupants of millions of American homes.” Source: The Florida Times

Winter ticks showing up in Mid-Michigan (via Cryss Walker)

Although winter is still here, veterinarians in Mid-Michigan say ticks are already posing big problems for pets. Source: Cryss Walker

Students Seeing increase in rat sightings at elementary school (via WSBTV)

Viewers sent in a tip to Channel 2 Action News that there were complaints coming from Sims Elementary School. Source: WSBTV

Thinking of Going to Brazil? You Will Need a Yellow Fever Vaccination (via r20.rs6.net)

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that an outbreak of the virus means that travelers should get the vaccine before a trip. Source: r20.rs6.net

How about this disease-infested rat weather we’re having? (via Popular Science)

Rats are more likely to pick up disease-causing bacteria like C. difficile during some kinds of weather than others. Source: Popular Science

Some winter houseguests less charming than others (via Press-Republican)

A sign of spring arriving is the awakening of the various bugs that have been overwintering in my house, Amy Ivy writes. Source: Press-Republican

Family concerned over rat lungworm’s lasting impacts on baby’s development (via KHON)

A Hawaii island baby is recovering from rat lungworm, though the family has concerns the disease has affected his development. Source: KHON

Lyme disease very real in Wabash Valley (via Terre Haute Tribune Star)

Often considered a concern only for East coast or upper Midwestern states, the threat of Lyme disease is real in the Wabash Valley. Source: Terre Haute Tribune Star

5 Reasons why DIY pest control is not your best plan | Atlanta: News, Weather and Traffic (via WSB Radio)

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