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Some people who get Lyme disease have symptoms long after they’ve received treatment, and scientists are trying to find out why. Their research could also lead doctors to be able to test for Lyme disease more quickly.
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Lyme disease is on the rise. Higher global temperatures are part of the problem, helping ticks thrive. But it turns out, the infamous black legged deer…
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Lyme Disease is an elusive enemy. It can cause painful inflammation and debilitation in some people, and it’s difficult to diagnose. But a lab at Virginia…
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With temperatures in the U.S. on an upward trend, so is Lyme Disease. The ticks that carry it thrive in warm, wet environments and it’s expected that some…
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Last year, more than 1,300 Lyme disease cases were reported to the state’s Department of Health – making it the second-most prevalent communicable disease…