Just a tick. Interview by Mary-Claire Mason
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Just a tick. Interview by Mary-Claire Mason
Nurs Stand.
2010 May.
Abstract
Lyme disease resulting from tick bites can have long-lasting consequences if it is not treated promptly. This is the peak season for bites.
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