Smith-Fiola D C, Hallman W K
Rutgers University, Cook College, Department of Human Ecology, New Brunswick, NJ 08903-0231, USA.
N J Med. 1995 Sep;92(9):601-3.
The authors surveyed 308 New Jersey tick bite victims. Education concerning landscape ecology, wildlife control, tick and wildlife habitat reduction, tick control using acaricides, and how to keep pets tick-free is especially needed to reduce human exposure to tick bites and Lyme disease.
作者对308名新泽西州蜱虫叮咬受害者进行了调查。尤其需要开展有关景观生态学、野生动物控制、蜱虫及野生动物栖息地减少、使用杀螨剂进行蜱虫控制以及如何使宠物不被蜱虫叮咬的教育，以减少人类接触蜱虫叮咬和莱姆病的机会。
