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At-home Lyme Test Advances
A new at-home test called LymeAlert will soon allow individuals to determine if a tick carries the bacteria responsible for Lyme disease. The test, which can provide results in about 30 minutes, aims to improve early detection and treatment, especially in areas with high Lyme prevalence like Long Island. Experts caution that positive results may cause unnecessary alarm and emphasize the importance of consulting a healthcare professional after a tick bite.
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