Could one tick bite change the way your body reacts to food?
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This week on IMA’s weekly webinar, Dr. Ryan Cole is joined by Dr. Kat Lindley and Dr. Lynn Fynn for a practical conversation on Alpha-Gal Syndrome and tick-borne illness beyond Lyme disease.
The discussion will begin with Alpha-Gal Syndrome, a tick-associated condition currently receiving more attention, then broaden into engineered insects, public concern, and what patients should know about tick-borne illness beyond Lyme.
The doctors will also cover what to do after a tick bite, symptoms to watch for, prevention strategies, and practical questions families may face at home or while traveling.
Topics include:
• Alpha-Gal Syndrome and delayed allergic reactions
• Tick-borne illness beyond Lyme disease
• Engineered insects and public concern
• Public health transparency and patient questions
• What to do after a tick bite
• Prevention without panic
• Children, families, pets, and travel considerations
First aired 13th May 2026
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