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As ticks spread, the US is getting smart about reporting infections and seeing the true extent of Lyme disease

Grist finds that a revised CDC reporting system led to a 70% increase in reported cases of Lyme disease, but experts say more can be done.

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As ticks spread, the US is getting smart about reporting infections and seeing the true extent of Lyme disease

Grist finds that a revised CDC reporting system led to a 70% increase in reported cases of Lyme disease, but experts say more can be done.

United statesNorth carolinaRebecca osbornRichard ostfeldKiersten kugelerZoya teirsteinElizabeth schiffmanNoah johnstonGordon chibroski portland press heraldCary institute of ecosystemWisconsin department of health servicesCenters for diseaseMinnesota department of healthPortland press heraldDisease controlWisconsin department

As ticks spread, the US is getting smart about reporting infections and seeing the true extent of Lyme disease

Grist finds that a revised CDC reporting system led to a 70% increase in reported cases of Lyme disease, but experts say more can be done.

United statesNorth carolinaKiersten kugelerNoah johnstonRichard ostfeldElizabeth schiffmanRebecca osbornZoya teirsteinGordon chibroski portland press heraldCary institute of ecosystemWisconsin department of health servicesCenters for diseaseMinnesota department of healthPortland press heraldDisease controlWisconsin department

As ticks spread, the US is getting smart about reporting infections and seeing the true extent of Lyme disease

Grist finds that a revised CDC reporting system led to a 70% increase in reported cases of Lyme disease, but experts say more can be done.

United statesNorth carolinaElizabeth schiffmanNoah johnstonRichard ostfeldKiersten kugelerRebecca osbornCary institute of ecosystemGordon chibroski portland press heraldMinnesota department of healthCenters for diseaseWisconsin department of health servicesPortland press heraldDisease controlWisconsin departmentVector borne diseases unit

Federal commission finalizes ban of inclined infant sleepers, crib bumpers

Consumer Product Safety Commission takes finals steps to prohibit the sale of inclined sleepers and crib bumpers in the U.S.

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