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The previous 9 posts have been moved away from topic Corruption and Human Rights Violations Against Lyme Doctors, Scientists and Parents Now on United Nations Record.
Reason: the posts were off-topic.

All replies to this topic have been moved to a new topic: Definitions and semantics of terms like "chronic Lyme disease" . Reason: the posts were off-topic. Since this thread is beeing highjacked by " this man " "X member" and spammed with stupid comments I removed this post. I agree with you, but p...

It is for various reasons not appropriate to post a link to an article with almost no additional information, discussion, commentary, et cetera, in particular in an opening post. At the least you should quote a significant part of the article, including title, author and date. Please fix this in you...

Moved topic from Published Studies to Medical Topics.

Reason: the study has been retracted, so it's not a published study any more.

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The last 4 posts of this topic have been split to a new topic: Randomized Trial of Longer-Term Therapy for Symptoms Attributed to Lyme Disease. It discusses the published study.

I have split the previous 4 posts from topic Persistent Lyme Empiric Antibiotic Study Europe (PLEASE), because this published study needs to have a dedicated topic in "Published Studies".

Moved topic from "Published Studies" to "Lyme-café", as it is not meant to discuss the published report (which is not about Lyme disease), but rather to question peer review.

Moved topic from "Published Studies" to "Medical Topics" for reasons mentioned in the previous post.