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I moved from Westchester
County, N.Y., three years ago and it seems like deja vu all over again regarding Lyme disease.
We lived in the northern part of the county which contained large areas of woods and many deer to inhabit them making our community endemic for this disease. I would like to add some thoughts to the recent article of this illness (Rappahannock News Sept. 9).
Importantly, Lyme disease is not caused by a bacterium, but a different type of microorganism called a spirochete, specifically Borrelia burgdorferi. Its name is derived from the microbiologist, William Burgdorfer, who first isolated
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