Creeping north: Why ticks and Lyme disease are on the rise in N.B.

For years, a mother has been suffering from the consequences of a tick bite. Treatment could strike, but the money is missing – a donation campaign should help.

She weighed 37 kilos and could only lie still in a dark room. Together with her mother and sister, Anniek Reijmer (34) tells about her intense years with Lyme disease. Thanks to their help, she got back on her feet and wrote the book Wonder (that I am still here).

Creeping north: Why ticks and Lyme disease are on the rise in N.B.

A lab in Fredericton is testing ticks for a bacteria that causes Lyme disease.

Matilde Marqués reports an ordeal when suffering from this disease that is transmitted by ticks, which leaves him with important sequelae, and participates in an initiative at the national level to raise awareness

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