When Lyme Disease Strikes an Unborn Child - Scientific American Blog Network

Jan 25, 2019
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Updated: Feb 25, 2019

A mom can pass the pathogen to her fetus—but the World Health Organization has removed “congenital Lyme disease” from its definitive diagnostic reference.

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