U.S. researchers Monday said a protein critical for survival in the bacteria that causes Lyme disease may be a target for therapies. (UPI)

April 18, 2005

If you are bitten by a tick and develop symptoms, what happens next depends largely on the doctor you see ... That's because there's a controversy growing between doctors who say Lyme disease can usually be treated with no more than one month of therapy, and doctors who say aggressive therapy over a period of years is sometimes the only cure ... (WRAL.com)

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March 01, 2005

People who suffer from a prlonged more severe form of Lyme disease may be prone to developing autoimmune illnesses such as arthritis and heart disease.

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December 24, 2004

A four year study has shown that Lyme disease in humans can be prevented by vaccinating wildlife.

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