2017 SUMMER NEWS CDC Says Fewer Suffer After Lyme Disease. Doesn’t Say, If Treated Early. “They prefer to minimize Lyme disease; they prefer to make it seem like it doesn’t exist.” By Mary Beth Pfeiffer Facebook Twitter Google + Pinterest Email
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