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Rare, New 'Heartland Virus' Carried by Missouri Ticks
Add one more item to the list of reasons you don't want to find a tick feasting on your blood. A new and rare tick-borne disease known as Heartland virus is being reported in northwestern Missouri after two cases have been documented in humans so far.
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