Troubling spread of Brazilian Spotted Fever

[TheTastyGreek]

Hey guys! Haven't posted in a while. But, read about an alarming trend and wanted to see if anyone else is a little concerned. 

Research from Universidade Santo Amaro shows a troubling trend in human transmission vectors for the potentially fatal Brazilian Spotted Fever. 

Obviously, it's a long way from Brazil to Texas. But, when a study finds serological and molecular evidence of widespread incidence, it's probably a good idea to stay informed and on guard. From ticks, to dogs, to humans... It's a pathway to potentially deadly illness that's as easy to visualize here as it is there. 

Mods, please feel free to move if there's any issue with discussion of São Paulo ticks. 

[MeanGreenTexan]

KingDL1 in 3… 2… 1…

[GMG_Dallas]

BRAZIL IS GREAT I LOVE BRAZIL AND EVERYBODY ON THE BOARD IS GREAT AND I AGREE WITH EVERYBODY.

That should buy us an extra 2 or 3 posts before the lock.

[Rudy]

[bstnsportsfan3]

[Quoner]

Bigger sports picture.
 

The potential of USA is troubling… if they invest in athletics the way the locals did in the summer games and the way they are handling this research, we’ll have to listen to a full arena chanting “sul em sua boca” after every free throw. 

[KingDL1]

Don't forget Lyme disease.

14 percent of world population may have had Lyme disease, research finds

[Coffee and TV]

3 hours ago, KingDL1 said:

Don't forget Lyme disease.

14 percent of world population may have had Lyme disease, research finds

You shall not lock this thread under the order of Brazil's super Jesus 

 

Edited June 23, 2022 by Coffee and TV

[KingDL1]

19 minutes ago, Coffee and TV said:

You shall not lock this thread under the order of Brazil's super Jesus 

 

I like the Christmas Jesus best

[southsideguy]

I like the touchdown Jesus at ND the best.