Researchers have developed a way to vaccinate people such that the ticks that cause Lyme disease cannot be colonized by the bacteria that cause the disease.

Scientists develop game-changing vaccine against Lyme disease ticks::Researchers have developed a way to vaccinate people such that the ticks that cause Lyme disease cannot be colonized by the bacteria that cause the disease.

  • @jerkjaguarEnglish
    -85•2 years ago

    Not for all ailments, but for this yes.

    I recommend checking out the CDC information or numerous other studies on Lyme disease and taking your own position rather than blindly excepting a random article on social media as truth and the only acceptable opinion.

    • @derangerEnglish
      72•2 years ago

      Detection and treatment of Lyme is notoriously difficult. Why would you not prefer a preventive solution?

      • @militant_spiderEnglish
        44•2 years ago

        An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, as the saying goes.

      • @crimroyEnglish
        21•2 years ago

        Bc despite their claim, op is antivax. There’s no other explanation

    • @MeltboxEnglish
      12•2 years ago

      I suggest you read the research papers on Lyme and form your own decision too. The CDC is hardly comprehensive.

      Like the fact that the infection can actually remain dormant and undetectable in people for long periods of time.

      I’m also pretty sure the estimates on number of people who get Lyme per year vary wildly depending on who you want to believe.

      Actually here is the cdc saying 476k

      https://www.cdc.gov/lyme/stats/humancases.html#:~:text=Q%3A CDC also states that,is this number so different%3F

      Anyways. Lyme is a tricky one because not everyone has a reaction and it’s impossible to say how many people are carrying it dormant.

    • @AbidanYreEnglish
      9•2 years ago

      The fact that they put effort into making a vaccine makes it pretty clear what the medical community’s position is.

      • @[email protected]English
        3•2 years ago

        Well, yes and and no. If the medical community was free to choose and not utterly dependant on financing from pharmaceutical and other companies, there’d be a ton more vaccines and medications available already. This stuff is really going downhill since the 80s.

      • @MeltboxEnglish
        -1•2 years ago

        People often forget what the medical research and medical authorities say are not always the same.

        See heart disease for another one of these fun ones.

    • @There1snospoon7491English
      4•2 years ago

      I see the points you’re making.

      I still disagree with your position.

      If the vast majority of people also disagree with you, would you still hold your position on this?