Co-Infection of Blacklegged Ticks with Babesia microti and Borrelia burgdorferi Is Higher than Expected and Acquired from Small Mammal Hosts

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Lyme Ontario, 20 Nov 2018

From Dr. Horowitz; We find Babesiosis to be one of the most common tick-borne co-infections keeping patients ill. In this…

York North Lyme Support Group, 19 Nov 2018

We find Babesiosis to be one of the most common tick-borne co-infections keeping patients ill. In this recent article published…

Ontario Lyme Alliance, 19 Nov 2018

We find Babesiosis to be one of the most common tick-borne co-infections keeping patients ill. In this recent article published…

NorVect, 18 Nov 2018

We find Babesiosis to be one of the most common tick-borne co-infections keeping patients ill. In this recent article published…

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