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Anaplasmosis: Tick-Borne Bacterial Infection in Humans and Livestock
Quick Answer Anaplasmosis is a tick-borne bacterial disease caused by Anaplasma species that infects white blood cells in humans and red blood cells in ruminants. In humans, symptoms (high fever, headache, muscle aches) typically appear 1-2 weeks after an infected tick bite. Cattle and ruminants develop progressive anemia, high fever, and jaundice, with older animals…
