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  "path": "/expert-tick-borne-encephalitis-risk-may-be-higher-in-cities-than-in-the-forest-281077",
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  "textContent": "Although ticks are usually associated with summer vacations in the countryside, Julia Geller, the chief specialist of the Estonian Health Board, said that there is no shortage of them in cities, and they pose an even greater risk there, writes ERR News. Last year, more than 3,300 people in Estonia fell ill with one of […]\n\nThe post Expert: Tick-borne encephalitis risk may be higher in cities than in the forest appeared first on Baltic News Network.",
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