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[QUOTE="MainefanSC, post: 2746263, member: 8576"] Thanks for the info. Spent most of my adult life in Ct and now in Maine. Was and still am very concerned about ticks on the various golf courses. Also spend a lot of time outside when at home. Maine has the #1 incident rate per capita, of Lyme. It would be great to be able to be vaccinated against Lyme. Would still be vigilant concerning ticks, but it would be reassuring to know the chances would be greatly reduced, to contract the disease. [/QUOTE]
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