The West Virginia Dept. of Health is urging residents to take preventive measures against Lyme disease as ticks are more active this time of year.
West Virginia has been designated as a high-incidence Lyme disease state since 2017.
“Lyme disease is a serious issue that could be devastating to your health and well-being if left untreated,” said Dr. Matthew Christiansen, state health officer.
“I urge all West Virginians to take precautions against this infection and…

