A 6 year old boy seen this month after recovery from severe neurological complications of Lyme disease prompts this report to alert pediatricians and neurologists to the increase in incidence of this seasonal infectious disease, especially among campers in the United States, Europe, and Australia.

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Infectious/Autoimmune Disorders

New England Lyme Disease in England

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