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Lyme Disease
In the United States, Lyme disease infections typically occur in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic (from northeastern Virginia to Maine), North Central states (especially Wisconsin and Minnesota), and the West Coast (particularly northern California). Lyme disease can cause painful symptoms and may lead to severe complications when left untreated. Find out more about Lyme disease in these articles written by experts, and learn more about our Lyme Disease Test.
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Lyme Disease vs. Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever: Understanding the Differences
August 03, 2022
in Lyme Disease5 minute read
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