Lyme disease linked to deer tick bites in New England
A Rhode Island man recalls Lyme disease after a deer tick bite in 1985 and notes partial recovery. Health officials report rising cases across New England, with Connecticut loggings rising after mandatory reporting began. Researchers study deer tick spread, linking ticks to mice and deer, and test insecticide-treated nesting tubes to reduce tick bites.
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Providence
R.I
Anthony Pappas
Pappas
Harbor Baptist Church
Block Island
Lyme
Conn
New England
Rhode Island
South County
Jack Brandum
State Health Department
Brandum
Connecticut
State Department of Health Services
Kerwin E. Hyland
University of Rhode Island
Health Department
John F. Anderson
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
New Haven
Anderson
Narragansett Bay
Prudence
Patience
Jamestown
Hyland
URI
Harvard School of Public Health
American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
Thomas N. Mather
Fire Island
New York
Cape Cod
West women report higher stress levels in new survey
A Miles Laboratories survey of 600 women aged 18 to 59 in early 1987 finds 57 percent overall feel stressed, with 64 percent in the West reporting high stress. Northeastern women show 49 percent stress, Southern 61 percent, Midwest 54 percent, and younger women report more chronic fatigue.
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Miles Laboratories Inc
Elkhart
Ind
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East
Abby Bloch
Memorial Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center
New York City
Women's Health Advisory Board
Miles
Marigold Edwards
University of Pittsburgh
Within Advisory Board
Ms. Edwards
Ms. Bloch
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