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Primate study finds Lyme bacteria can survive after antibiotic treatment months after infection

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Source: http://news.tulane.edu/pr/study-fin...r-antibiotic-treatment-months-after-infection

Study finds Lyme bacteria can survive after antibiotic treatment months after infection
December 13, 2017 1:45 PM
Keith Brannon

The bacteria that causes Lyme disease can survive in organ tissue after treatment with a full course of antibiotics months after infection, according to a new primate study of the disease by Tulane University researchers.

The study results, which were published in the peer-reviewed journals PLOS ONE and American Journal of Pathology, seem to support claims of lingering symptoms reported by some patients who have received antibiotic treatment for the disease...
 
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