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Health and Safety
by Published on 11-21-2013 20:06
I finished a SOBO thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail on October 13, 2013. In my food bag on that day were an empty jar of ...by Published on 10-18-2013 13:36
Study Results: Tick-borne Disease Risk to Appalachian Trail Hikers...Karl Ford, Ph.D., 2013 thru-hikerby Published on 05-26-2013 15:07
by Published on 04-13-2013 11:28
Abstract:
Lyme disease is the most common vector-borne infectious disease in North America. With nearly 2500 Appalachian ...by Published on 07-13-2012 12:35
This article is from Treehugger.com about ticks that--because of an enzyme in their saliva--cause terrible illness, including possible anaphylactic shock, if you eat meat after being bitten by them. Sounds like bad science fiction? Read this article!
...by Published on 04-03-2012 05:59
Meds, Their Uses and other Pearls
By Greentick
Last edited 14 March 2006
By way of introduction, ...by Published on 04-03-2012 05:56
First of all, thank you all for your valuable input. I have put many of your suggestions into the article. Things I totally forgot about. Here is the second draft:
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The Appalachian Trail Conservancy Won’t Recognize Your 2021 Thru-Hike for Now - Backp
You can still get infected after being vaccinated, and there is a possibility that that you could get it and not know it. A person that has it, but doesn’t
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