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. 1990 Jul 28;16(30):141-2.

Lyme disease in Canada

[Article in English, French]
S G Mackenzie  1
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  • PMID: 2208343

Lyme disease in Canada

[Article in English, French]
S G Mackenzie. Can Dis Wkly Rep. .
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