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Lyme disease: advice for nurses on symptoms and treatment

The condition is spread via tick bites, but can be difficult to diagnose. Find out about symptoms, including the ‘bullseye rash’, and advising patients on prevention
Posted 11 July 2022 - 11:00
 
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