A descriptive epidemiological study of the incidence of newly diagnosed Lyme disease cases in a UK primary care cohort, 1998–2016

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Is coding an issue with the reporting of Lyme Disease?

08 Jul 2020

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Aim: How do GPs code diseases with varied + non-specific clinical presentation, using #Lyme disease as example. Why? Many studies use GP records to describe disease incidence, but suspect that many underestimate disease. But by how much?! Even our own!! h

08 Jul 2020

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RT @JT_EpiVet: Newest papers added to our groups work on #LymeDisease in the UK. Primary care cases 🇬🇧: https://t.co/V0Ufq2XdHm Lab-confi…

27 May 2020

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RT @BMC_series: A study from @LivUni and @PHE_uk investigates the epidemiology of #LymeDisease in the UK and its diagnosis in the primary c…

23 Apr 2020

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