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Lyme vaccine trials fail Martha's Vineyard - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Lyme vaccine trials fail Martha's Vineyard - The Martha's Vineyard Times

To the Editor: Lyme has been devastating here on Martha’s Vineyard as it has throughout New England. That was the reason I volunteered for this, my first clinical trial, in spite of vax fatigue after five COVID-19 jabs, and flu & pneumonia & shingles jabs.  After receiving two jabs of a Pfizer Lyme vax or […]

Bringing Lyme vaccines to the Brazilian community - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Bringing Lyme vaccines to the Brazilian community - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Care Access is reaching out to the Brazilian and Portuguese-speaking community on Martha’s Vineyard about Pfizer’s Lyme vaccine with the help of two Brazilian doctors, Luis Russo from Rio de Janeiro and Gustavo Kesselring from São Paulo.  “I’m very excited to be here to help local people in this important … new vaccination for Lyme […]

The Day - Protection again Lyme Disease? Not if anti-vaxxers have their way. - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Protection again Lyme Disease? Not if anti-vaxxers have their way. - News from southeastern Connecticut

The Lyme disease vaccine LYMErix (Tribune News Service) Published May 16. 2021 12:01AM  Dr. Vijay K. Sikand May is National Lyme Disease Awareness Month, timed to coincide with the emergence of ticks with warmer spring weather. A record number of ticks that transmit several infectious diseases are expected in Connecticut this year, including babesiosis, anaplasmosis and others. The Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven tracks ticks and is already recording about 40 % more than the same period last year, another consequence of global warming. Pandemic weary Connecticut residents with c...

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