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Researchers are developing an anti-Lyme injection meant to last several months — long enough to get through tick season. They expect to begin testing the safety of the antibody shot in humans by mid-2020. @commonhealthhttps://n.pr/33yT2Hb
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Yesssssss!
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This is wonderful and will prevent so much suffering! I got Lyme in spring 2015 and haven’t been the same since. It’s an awful disease.
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More prescribed burning = fewer ticks = less Lyme disease.
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This is promising. As long as it doesn't start the zombie apocalypse
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Well SOMETHING'S gonna have to trigger the zombie apocalypse - might as well be the Lyme disease vaccine. Or whatever it is. And hey, it could prevent Lyme disease. Two birds - one stone. *readies shotgun and untucks socks* Let's do this.
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