Behind the Numbers:
Death & Recovery Rates You Need to Know
Not all tick-borne diseases are created equal—some are mild, while others can be deadly. While Lyme disease has a high recovery rate with early treatment, others like Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever can be fatal if not caught in time. In fact, in some outbreaks, mortality rates have reached up to 30%, especially in regions with limited access to healthcare.
Our data dives deep into how different diseases play out across populations— who recovers, who’s at risk, and how outcomes vary by country and year. You might be surprised to learn that in some areas, recovery rates have improved dramatically in just a few years thanks to faster diagnostics and awareness campaigns. In others, deaths remain high due to delayed treatment or underreporting.
Use this section to better understand the real-world impact of these diseases—and why early detection and prevention are more critical than ever.
