Is there a website for the conference?

Do you remember the researchers names that mentioned this Michigan study??

Perhaps you might have a program that listed their names?

I can be hopeful........maybe somebody else will see this that was at the same conference.

Email me please if you can give me any info!!!

Much thanks!!

(see page 3), "researchers believe mosquitos, fleas, biting flies and lice may transmit LD"

"A blood transfusion with Lyme-infectd blood may transmit the disease to the recipient"

mosquitoes and blood transfusion are certainly vectors for many diseases, some worse than the lyme keets. like the many strains of mycoplasma.
actually mosquitos have been used by the goverment to test pathogens in the past. in florida and other places. if you google "mosquitos mycoplasma florida" and look at the first page you see the information. this is something that is well documented, i just pulled up the info on google as a reference and found it easily.

"Testing via Mosquito Vector in Punta Gorda, Florida

A report from The New England Journal of Medicine reveals that one of the first outbreaks of chronic fatigue syndrome was in Punta Gorda, Florida, back in 1957.10 It was a strange coincidence that a week before these people came down with chronic fatigue syndrome, there was a huge influx of mosquitoes.

The National Institutes of Health claimed that the mosquitoes came from a forest fire 30 miles away. The truth is that those mosquitoes were infected in Canada by DR Guilford B. Reed at Queen's University. They were bred in Belleville, Ontario, and taken down to Punta Gorda and released there.

Within a week, the first five cases ever of chronic fatigue syndrome were reported to the local clinic in Punta Gorda. The cases kept coming until finally 450 people were ill with the disease.

Testing via Mosquito Vector in Ontario

The Government of Canada had established the Dominion Parasite Laboratory in Belleville, Ontario, where it raised 100 million mosquitoes a month. These were shipped to Queen's University and certain other facilities to be infected with this crystalline disease agent.

The mosquitoes were then let loose in certain communities in the middle of the night, so that the researchers could determine how many people would become ill with chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgia, which was the first disease to show.