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Richard Ellison, MD, attributes the increase in Lyme disease this spring to a larger than normal population of deer ticks (pictured above). | |
Mark S. Klempner, MD, executive vice chancellor for UMass Biologics Laboratory, and Richard T. Ellison III, MD, professor of medicine, were quoted in a Worcester Telegram & Gazette article on Sunday, April 15, on the prevalence of Lyme disease this spring. They also provided tips to prevent tick bites and an update on the latest research into a vaccine.
Read the full story at http://www.telegram.com/article/20120415/NEWS/104159783