The BITTEN Files
Kris NewbyOngoing investigations into the bug-borne weapons program.
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Tick Weaponization 101
After World War II, the U.S. military discovered that the Germans and Japanese had developed a variety of bug-borne bioweapons. The Germans experimented with malaria-infected mosquitoes [1], and the Japanese dropped plague-infected fleas an...
The Rise of the Lone Star Tick
Meet the lone star, Amblyomma americanum, the most badass tick in North America. Lone stars are vicious biters with many competitive advantages over their deer tick cousins. They don’t wait patiently on a grass stalk for passing prey; they ...
Stranger Things About the Lyme Outbreak
In the late 60s, a sudden outbreak of three unusual tick-borne diseases sickened people living around Long Island Sound, an estuary of the Atlantic Ocean off the shores of New York and Connecticut. One of these diseases was Lyme arthritis, ...
Synopsis of "Bitten" the Book
BITTEN is a history of the U.S. military’s Cold War tick weaponization program, mainly told through interviews, letters, and lab notes of the Lyme bacterium discoverer, NIH scientist Willy Burgdorfer. By weaponization, I mean that the milit...
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