Mapping ticks (Acari: Argasidae, Ixodidae) and informing local public action: Insights from the United Kingdom Tick Surveillance Scheme (2021-2024)
Kayleigh M Hansford(Public Health England), Jolyon M. Medlock(Public Health England), Jonathan Yardley(Public Health England), Rachel Pudney(Public Health England), B MacKENZIE(Public Health Agency), Christina Petridou(Environment Agency), D. J. Mellor(Glasgow Centre for Population Health), Nicola Jones(Public Health England), Colin Johnston(Unknown), Sarah M Biddlecombe(UK Health Security Agency), Faye V Brown(Public Health England), Meghan-Louise Meban(Public Health Agency), Christopher Williams(Public Health Wales), Emmanuella O Luce(Public Health England), Anthony J Abbott(Public Health England), Andrew J D Nelson(Public Health Wales), Amanda Semper(Environment Agency), Anna Rance(Public Health Agency), Sara Gandy(Public Health England)
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