Lyme Disease
By: Tyler Dahm
Intro
History
How it's transmitted
Symptoms
Prevention
Treated or cured
Organs affected
Similar diseases
Location
Bulls-eye rash
Borrelia burgdorferi
Counties with the most Lyme disease
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