This Saturday from noon until 3 down at ross’s landing…….protestors will take part in  Hands Off!, PART OF A  national event in defiance of the Trump-administration…Rallies LIKE THIS ONE ARE  planned IN MORE THAN 1000 CITIES ACROSS THE COUBNTRY FOR THIS NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION. GOOD MORNING TO Allison Gorman, WHO previously ran as the Democratic candidate for a seat in the Tennessee House AGAINST  Greg Martin…YOU’VE BEEN A PART OF SEVERAL OF THESE PROTESTS.

 

 

Ticks have been known to transmit diseases to humans, such as Lyme disease,  but now a recently discovered red meat allergy could become more common. The red meat allergy, or alpha-gal syndrome, is still relatively rare BUT IS HAPPENING MORE OFTEN…YOU SEE  Once a person is bitten and infected, symptoms appear after they eat red meat or if they're exposed to other animal products.. NOW THE CDC SAYS NOT ONLY IS THE  lone star tick spreading  the disease. But a new study finds bites from two other tick species….THE DEER TICK IS ONE OF THEM FOUND IN OUR AREA. GOOD MORNING TO DOCTOR TODD LEVINE FROM CHATTANOOGA ALLERGY CLINIC.

This Saturday from noon until 3 down at ross&rsquo;s landing&hellip;&hellip;.protestors will take part in&nbsp; Hands Off!, PART OF A&nbsp; national event in defiance of the Trump-administration&hellip;Rallies LIKE THIS ONE ARE&nbsp; planned IN MORE THAN 1000 CITIES ACROSS THE COUBNTRY FOR THIS NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION. GOOD MORNING TO Allison Gorman, WHO previously ran as the Democratic candidate for a seat in the Tennessee House AGAINST&nbsp; Greg Martin&hellip;YOU&rsquo;VE BEEN A PART OF SEVERAL OF THESE PROTESTS.
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Ticks have been known to transmit diseases to humans, such as Lyme disease,&nbsp; but now a recently discovered red meat allergy could become more common. The red meat allergy, or alpha-gal syndrome, is still relatively rare BUT IS HAPPENING MORE OFTEN&hellip;YOU SEE&nbsp; Once a person is bitten and infected, symptoms appear after they eat red meat or if they're exposed to other animal products.. NOW THE CDC SAYS NOT ONLY IS THE &nbsp;lone star tick spreading&nbsp; the disease. But a new study finds bites from two other tick species&hellip;.THE DEER TICK IS ONE OF THEM FOUND IN OUR AREA. GOOD MORNING TO DOCTOR TODD LEVINE FROM CHATTANOOGA ALLERGY CLINIC.

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