8% of Luxembourg population in contact with Lyme Disease bacteria
A Luxembourg association called “Lyme Borreliosis” began life in early June this year, and aims to promote research, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme Disease which is caused by a bacteria transmitted in ticks.
A Luxembourg association called “Lyme Borreliosis” began life in early June this year, and aims to promote research, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme Disease which is caused by a bacteria transmitted in ticks. In the Grand Duchy, 8 percent of the population has been in contact with the Lyme Disease bacteria.
Sofia Araújo was bitten by a tick at a scout camp in Luxembourg in 2009 and contracted "Lyme Borreoliose" , also known as Lyme Disease.
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