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Along with nature, ticks awaken in spring, carrying viruses that are dangerous to human health and life through their bites. They infect people with encephalitis, the consequences of which are dire, often fatal. City parks and gardens are treated annually to combat parasite infestations. However, private property remains untouched, making the problem of controlling these insects a pressing issue for summer cottage and garden owners.

Outbreaks of head lice—infestations with lice and nits—are reported annually in many countries worldwide. Scientists cite climate change as the primary cause. Those who have already encountered the disease are interested in proven and reliable methods of combating it.

If you've been bitten by a tick, don't panic. Not all ticks carry infections. To determine whether the insect is infected and, if so, to prevent the disease in time, get it tested.

Encephalitis is a viral disease that can have dire consequences, sometimes even be fatal. It is transmitted by a small insect called a tick.

Getting rid of lice and nits quickly is easy these days. There are medications and folk remedies that can help. But not all of them are suitable for children.