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United States : CDC Refuses to End Preferential Treatment of IDSA Lyme Guidelines in Response to Citizen Petition Patient advocates cite CDC/IDSA conflicts of interest

“Fries says, “It’s unacceptable that when a federal government agency is presented with evidence of improprieties, the official response is to confirm the improprieties and indicate they will continue.”

Now what will the government of Canada do considering their commitment to open government.  Will they insist Bill C-442 be followed with the good faith intended when enacting the legislation, or will they allow the overwhelming influence of the United States government, and the Infectious Disease Society of America guidelines, to direct health care policy over our social health care system, driving thousands of Canadians out of our country, into bankruptcy, and onto taxpayer funded disability payments.

Will the Canadian government allow the abundance of evidence based science to direct Lyme disease policy, and not that which is designed and managed by the United States, and then insist the provinces do the same when each province comes to feed at the federal trough for health care funding? Or, will they allow more Canadians to die and live a life of permanent disability funded by we taxpayers?

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  1. Where is the missing Link?
    Are people with Lyme Disease being Discriminated against for having this invisible disease?
    What can we do to stop this criminal activity that our own Infectious disease doctors are doing while being led by the IDSA Lyme Guidelines?

    There is the Constitution, the Canadian Human Rights Act http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/h-6/page-1.html
    The Constitution #7Life, liberty and security of person
    7. Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.
    there is the Canadian Medical Association Code of Ethics https://www.cma.ca/…/CMA_Policy_Code_of_ethics_of_the_Canad…
    Also the College of Physicians and Surgeons in BC-Access to Medical Care https://www.cpsbc.ca/…/pdf/PSG-Access-to-Medical-Care.pdf
    What is missing? What are we NOT doing?

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