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Default Study Shows Frequent Tick Bites in California

In this study, Dr. Lane demonstrates that in parts of California, as many as 36% of the people have been bitten by ticks that are capable of carrying Lyme disease (i. pacificus). He did this by testing for the antibodies in the blood of California residents against the tick's specific saliva:

http://www.ajtmh.org/cgi/reprint/61/5/850.pdf
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