aidanfindlater

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   by aidanfindlater 6y ago

   As others have noted, there's little to no Lyme disease in the Ozarks currently ( https://www.cdc.gov/lyme/stats/maps.html ). The other thing is removing the ticks daily; ticks need to be attached for usually a
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   by aidanfindlater 7y ago

   Your confusion is understandable. What the article fails to mention is that, although Lyme disease is very real and is increasing, the disease referred to as "chronic Lyme disease" is not recognized by physicians as either Lyme di
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   by aidanfindlater 8y ago

   The actual debate among physicians is about the ethics of denying patients care to which they have a right. There is no law or legal fiat that forces physicians to do things they object to. We are instead held up to a standard of care by
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   by aidanfindlater 8y ago

   I used Instapaper ( https://www.instapaper.com/ ), then moved to Pocket ( https://getpocket.com/ ) to take advantage of the social features, then moved back to Instapaper for no really good reason. Pocket still