The disease was first detected in 2014.

The Bourbon Virus is a rarely diagnosed tick-borne virus with no vaccine or specific treatment that has been confirmed in New York for the first time. Stony Brook Medicine warned in a news release ...

The lone star tick has brought a new threat to the Northeast. A rare, potentially deadly tick-borne virus with no specific ...

The virus was discovered in 2014 and has since been reported in the Midwest, East Coast and Southern United States ...

While rare, one expert said Bourbon virus is probably underdiagnosed and may be expanding in the U.S. Here's what to know ...

The Bourbon virus has previously been found in New York populations of lone star ticks, and it’s been suspected in at least ...

A 67-year-old Long Island man received the diagnosis this April after years of illness, highlighting the threat from lone ...

The first known case of Bourbon virus, a rare illness with no known treatment that's caused by a bite from a Lone Star tick, ...

Hikers, campers, and grassland-roamers, beware: there’s a new tick-borne disease in town, and it appears to be gaining new ...

A rare tick-borne disease, Bourbon virus, has been detected in New York for the first time. The patient, a 67-year-old man from Suffolk County, is believed to ...

For the first time, a rare tick-borne infection has been confirmed in New York. Michael Larkin, 67, was working outdoors in ...

The symptoms Bourbon virus presents are similar to other tick-borne illnesses such as Lyme disease and doctors often ...