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Researchers investigate case of soft-tick borne relapsing fever in Austin area
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· August 1, 2026
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A case of soft-tick borne relapsing fever is being investigated in the Austin area. Researchers are looking into the matter, although details are limited at this time. org, which has reported on the investigation.
For those seeking more details, the source provides additional context and information regarding the researchers' work on this case in the Austin area.
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Published: August 1, 2026 ·
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