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Tick-Borne Meat Allergy Raises Blood Transfusion Reaction Risk—HealthDay

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Read article—Richard Kaufman and Nancy Dunbar, professors of pathology and laboratory medicine, are quoted in coverage of a Dartmouth-led study finding that alpha-gal syndrome can increase the risk of severe allergic reactions to certain blood transfusions, which could potentially change transfusion practices in regions where the tick-borne disease is more common. "The changing climate and ensuing greater proliferation of ticks is leading to illnesses and symptoms we had not seen before, and we

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