Can interventions that aim to decrease Lyme disease hazard at non-domestic sites be effective without negatively affecting ecosystem health? A systematic review protocol

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RT @MedVetAcarology: @adamtickell Our ongoing work on #ticks & #LymeDisease in South Downs National Park + interventions: https://t.co/59x0…

RT @MedVetAcarology: #phgh2017 highlight 3: Impressive @caryinstitute #RCT < #Lymedisease hazard (related ongoing syst. rev. : https://t.co…

RT @MedVetAcarology: .@newscientist good article esp. on @caryinstitute work BUT ticks=arachnids NOT insects #acarology. Re interventions h…

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