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Maladie de Lyme : Revue exploratoire examen de la portée des écrits dans un contexte de santé publique – Références Supplémentaire

JD Greig¹, I Young², S Harding¹, M Mascarenhas¹, LA Waddell¹

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¹ Laboratoire national de microbiologie de Guelph, Agence de la santé publique du Canada, Guelph (Ontario)

² School of Occupational and Public Health, Ryerson University, Toronto (Ontario)

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judy.greig@canada.ca

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Greig JD, Young I, Harding S, Mascarenhas M, Waddell LA. Maladie de Lyme : revue exploratoire examen de la portée des écrits dans un contexte de santé publique — Références supplémentaires. En exclusivité sur le Web. Relevé des maladies transmissibles au Canada 2018;44(10).

Mots-clés : Examen de la portée, la maladie de lyme, santé publique, les tiques Ixodes scapularis, recherche

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