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Topic: Air National Guard Lyme disease awareness.

Ann-Ohio
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https://www.lymedisease.org/citizen-airmen-lyme-advocacy-and-a-mission-to-save-lives/

Citizen airmen, Lyme advocacy, and a mission to save lives

Known as “citizen airmen,” these service members live and work as civilians while serving part-time in the military. They’re nurses, teachers, engineers, parents — everyday people who stand ready to serve when called.

Late last year, LymeDisease.org and the Bay Area Lyme Foundation were invited to collaborate with the Air National Guard on a nationwide Tick-Borne Illness Prevention Program. We were proud to contribute.

As a result of this partnership, during Lyme Disease Awareness Month in May 2025, more than 100,000 citizen airmen received briefings on how to protect themselves and their families from tick-borne illness.

This included over 100 physicians and 1,000 medical technicians.

These resources were also shared with the Army National Guard Medical Service for an even broader impact.

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Ann-OH

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hiker53
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Thanks, Ann.

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Hiker53

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aklnwlf
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Great! Hoping the info shared will spread. [Big Grin]

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Alaska Lone Wolf

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