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Located in upstate New York, the Lyme Action Network works locally and in collaboration with other groups throughout the U.S. and Canada in efforts to educate the general public, the medical community, public policy officials, and the media about the rapidly evolving understandings about tick-borne diseases. Our goal is to improve awareness of not only the diseases, but also of the ongoing, dynamic, and important emerging research findings.
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The Latest from our Blog
INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR PRESENTS INSIGHTS ON LYME DISEASE AND CLIMATE CHANGE APRIL 3, 2018
The Lyme Action Network and SUNY Adirondack will present award-winning investigative journalist and author Mary Beth Pfeiffer on Tuesday, April 3, 2018 in Scoville Hall on the campus of SUNY Adirondack. Pfeiffer will introduce her new book, Lyme: The First Epidemic...
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The Time for Unrest campaign is a movement deeply invested in drawing attention to ME/CFS as well as to other misunderstood and insufficiently researched diseases, like Lyme disease, that render victims chronically ill. We have a lot in common, and the Time for...
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