Watch as Canadian and International experts Present at Nova Scotia conference
Excellent presentations at Nova Scotia conference, fall 2019.
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OPINION: We need to do more in Nova Scotia regarding Lyme and tick-borne diseases
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CTV National News: Side effects of Lyme disease
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