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The Lunenburg Lyme Association (LLA) is happy to announce a free Lyme Disease Conference (Nov. 16 -17)

ByCanLyme Team

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The Lunenburg Lyme Association (LLA) is happy to announce a free Lyme Disease Conference
Saturday, November 16 and Sunday, November 17, 2019
at the Bridgewater Cineplex, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
349 Lahave Street, Bridgewater, Nova Scotia.

The LLA is a newly formed non-profit society comprised of residents of the South Shore of Nova Scotia.
Our aim is to bring together the many ‘stake holders’ (physicians and other health care providers, Lyme researchers, scientists, patients etc.) to seek common ground and learn from each other.

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One Comment

  1. Hello
    Unfortunately I will not be able to attend the conference. Will you be video recording it?
    Thanks

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