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UK watchdog condemns ILADS propaganda
Beware of fake experts trying to legitimize themselves
UK warns about inappropriate Lyme disease testing
Many ways to get a false positive diagnosis
Experts: How Lyme disease became a scapegoat
We want an explanation for our problems
Experts review “Chronic Lyme Disease”
31 doctors and scientists deconstruct the social phenomenon
False Lyme diagnoses documented by military doctors
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NIH discusses IgeneX unreliability for Lyme testing
With IgeneX, healthy patients tested falsely positive for Lyme
On Lyme, 20+ German Medical Groups Agree
More affirmation of the scientific consensus
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Maladie de Lyme chronique: un scandal médical à condamner!
Nous avons le devoir de contribuer à rétablir la vérité
Chronic Lyme disease: A scam that should be condemned!
Reprinted from Médecine et Maladies Infectieuses, 2019 Authors Dr. Marc Gentilini, Infectious and Tropical Diseases, parasitology, public health, National Academy of Medicine, Paris, France Dr. François Bricaire, Infectious and Tropical Diseases, internal medicine, National Academy of Medicine, Paris, France Français: … Continued