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UNH awarded $8M grant to study ticks

The University of New Hampshire has secured an $8 million grant to launch a comprehensive statewide study on ticks and associated illnesses.

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The brief

New Hampshire universities are beginning a large-scale initiative focused on investigating ticks, the environment, and the rise of tick-borne diseases. The project is supported by $8 million in newly awarded grant funding.

Coverage from the New Hampshire Bulletin, LymeDisease.org, the University of New Hampshire, and WMUR emphasizes the scope of this statewide effort. Reports highlight the collaboration between regional academic institutions to better understand the factors contributing to current tick-related health trends.

Future updates will track the progress of the research initiative as it begins its study of environmental and biological factors. Coverage does not yet specify a timeline for the release of initial findings.

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How much funding has been awarded for this study?

The initiative has received $8 million in grant funding.

What is the primary goal of the research?

The project aims to study ticks, the environment, and the rising prevalence of tick-borne illnesses.

Which organizations are participating?

The University of New Hampshire is leading the initiative alongside other universities in New Hampshire.

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