Lyme disease

Lyme Disease, caused by the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi, is an inflammatory, usually nonfatal disease transmitted by the bite of ticks, and more specifically, Deer Ticks. These ticks live on deer, mice, dogs, and other animals. This disease has been said to be the second fastest growing epidemic of the twentieth century, behind only that of AIDS. The disease is reported worldwide, but the majority of the cases of Lyme Disease comes from the Northeast American …

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