Topic: More than one way to cook shrimp- Forrest Gump
Tincup
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
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A study you may want to read. What they found can affect YOUR diagnosis (or lack thereof) and treatment of Lyme.
"Interestingly, 39% of adult Ixodes scapularis ticks from North America were infected with more than one genotype of B. burgdorferi s.s. and 22.2% of Ixodes ricinus ticks from Germany were infected with more than one genotype of B. burgdorferi s.l.
Conclusions/Significance
The presence of multiple Borrelia genotypes in ticks increases the probability that a person will be infected with more than one genotype of B. burgdorferi, potentially increasing the risks of disseminated Lyme disease.
Our study indicates that the genotypic diversity of Borrelia in ticks in both North America and Europe is higher then previously reported and can have potential clinical consequences."
'Kete-tracker
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Not sure what it has to do with shrimp (LOL), but here's page 1 of this article, everyone! (The link to page 2... & 3, is at the bottom of the page text.)
"Copy & Paste" it into a new browser, if need be. (I Luv the Internet! )
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'Kete-tracker
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Whoops! I cross-posted this. It's the NEW article in the July issue of Parents magazine I linked y'all to (above). :-/~
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