This is the first part of a series of reports based on our previously unpublished investigations ... more This is the first part of a series of reports based on our previously unpublished investigations into the origins of SARS-COV-2. We wish to thank all the independent researchers who have contributed to this investigation, especially members of the DRASTIC Collective, many of whom wish to remain anonymous for reasons of security and privacy.
Connecticut Primary Care Physicians and Chronic Lyme Disease by Yvette P. Ghannam MS, University ... more Connecticut Primary Care Physicians and Chronic Lyme Disease by Yvette P. Ghannam MS, University of Florida, 2009 MA, Central Connecticut State University, 2006 BA, Central Connecticut State University, 1994 Dissertation Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Tick-borne diseases have become a principal public health concern in the United States due to the... more Tick-borne diseases have become a principal public health concern in the United States due to the tremendous increase in human contact with deer. This concern has been reflected in Connecticut as well in recent years. With changing demographic patterns that have seen more people moving into rural areas and an overall increase in outdoor recreational activity statewide, Connecticut residents have had a legitimately heightened concern about the potential negative impact of tick-borne diseases. According to the CT State Health Department, Connecticut had the highest reported incidence of Lyme disease of any state (97.8 cases per 100,000 people in 1999). According to the CDC, in the years from 1991-2000, 230 people were diagnosed with Babesiosis. In 2002, two more patients were diagnosed by Greenwich Hospital. To assess the potential risk of co-infections with Lyme disease after a bite from the tick Ixodes scapularis, we tested approximately 79 ticks from the Greenwich, CT area for the ...
This is the first part of a series of reports based on our previously unpublished investigations ... more This is the first part of a series of reports based on our previously unpublished investigations into the origins of SARS-COV-2. We wish to thank all the independent researchers who have contributed to this investigation, especially members of the DRASTIC Collective, many of whom wish to remain anonymous for reasons of security and privacy.
Connecticut Primary Care Physicians and Chronic Lyme Disease by Yvette P. Ghannam MS, University ... more Connecticut Primary Care Physicians and Chronic Lyme Disease by Yvette P. Ghannam MS, University of Florida, 2009 MA, Central Connecticut State University, 2006 BA, Central Connecticut State University, 1994 Dissertation Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Tick-borne diseases have become a principal public health concern in the United States due to the... more Tick-borne diseases have become a principal public health concern in the United States due to the tremendous increase in human contact with deer. This concern has been reflected in Connecticut as well in recent years. With changing demographic patterns that have seen more people moving into rural areas and an overall increase in outdoor recreational activity statewide, Connecticut residents have had a legitimately heightened concern about the potential negative impact of tick-borne diseases. According to the CT State Health Department, Connecticut had the highest reported incidence of Lyme disease of any state (97.8 cases per 100,000 people in 1999). According to the CDC, in the years from 1991-2000, 230 people were diagnosed with Babesiosis. In 2002, two more patients were diagnosed by Greenwich Hospital. To assess the potential risk of co-infections with Lyme disease after a bite from the tick Ixodes scapularis, we tested approximately 79 ticks from the Greenwich, CT area for the ...
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