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This lady doesn't know what she's talking about. She even contradicted herself.
This is very irresponsible and dangerous to put out there for parents watching.
Isn't it true that if you wait for the rash to appear some damage has been done?
Especially dealing with childrens health, why wouldn't she advice parents that if they see that their child has been bitten by a tick to go to the Dr. and get them on a course of anitbiotics. Isn't it better to be safe than sorry?!
JMO
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canefan17
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LOL - gotta love when clowns talk about something they know little of (caugh Obama caugh)
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'Kete-tracker
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Dr Levine is simply spouting the unestablished, inaccurate, info that the IDSA docs quack about. There *IS* no specific time frame that ticks need to be "on" you to contract Lyme. Never WAS! Soooo many variables here.
(The 2 adult male ticks that got me were on me from ~11AM Friday to 7:30AM Saturday. What is that... <21 hours? One was dug in Good, vertical, w/ it's little back feet sticking out. The other?... "Not as much", as Borat says.)
80% get the rash?? WHO EVER CONFIRMED THAT number???
It's deeply discouraging that such "assuring" information is being disseminated thru major media outlets as 'Good Morning America'.
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Hambone
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My guess is the IDSA is trying to spew their propaganda out as fast as they can before PBS airs Under Our Skin.
I suspect there will be a lot more IDSA tick talk in the media prior to May to try to undermine the documentary.
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Oh just bloody wonderful. I really, really want to have these pukes bitten by ticks then withhold treatment for a year. Then let them sell their dreck about chronic lyme....pukes....
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