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      <title>Disease-carrying ticks now surviving to adulthood in UK heatwaves, UKHSA expert says</title>
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      <description>Heatwaves are allowing hyalomma ticks — the main transmitters of the life-threatening Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever virus — to moult into adults in the UK for the first time, the UK Health Security Agency's head of medical entomology has told PA.</description>
      <author>Sarah Whitfield</author>
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