anaplasmosis

And then anything that you need to do prevention, we're gonna be able to accomplish that.

The animals that we're preventing anaplasmosis, which I, like, as I say, is I think is pretty similar, is working well.

Anaplasmosis, thankfully, is not widespread.

The question you asked me about anthrax is anthrax is covered in the immune boost, so you should be able to keep the animals protected.

And it lives in the soil.

So and I apologize if I butcher this, the pronunciation.

Anaplasmosis, babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, Lyme disease.

There's the big one, and it was the most frequently diagnosed tick-related disease of 2019.

Borrelia miya-ta mor-

No rash, morally in neutrophils, no CNS involvement.

I really hope you're saying, "Divine, this is Anaplasmosis.

Anaplasmosis." And by the way, this thing can cause a pancytopenia.

It can cause a pancytopenia, it can cause leukopenia, it can cause thrombocytopenia.

So you're just gonna keep that at the back of your mind for exams, right? Again, this is also carried by the ixodid tick, the deer tick, right? And it's treated with doxycycline.

... now in Canada.

Anaplasmosis is a word I would wager that m- most Canadians haven't heard of yet.

But the first case in Canada was actually seventeen years ago.

It was a bit of a one-off.