New approaches may help solve the Lyme disease diagnosis dilemma
Today’s diagnostics leave too many people in limbo
GETTING ATTACHED A tick that is attached to the skin for about two days can spread Lyme disease, the most common tickborne infection in the United States. The disease is hard to detect, but scientists are investigating new diagnostic approaches.
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