The Future of Preventative Medicine for Tick-Borne Illnesses in Humans: Expert Insights on Reddit
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In this video, a robot reads fascinating Reddit posts discussing why humans don't have preventative medicine for tick-borne illnesses like animals do. Learn about the challenges, ongoing research, and potential solutions from various commenters' perspectives. From Lyme Disease vaccines to reasons behind the lack of human-safe treatments, join the conversation with this eye-opening video.
Reddit Post Url: https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/12gxeaa/why_dont_humans_take_preventative_medicine_for/
Author: chudcake
Title: Why don't humans take preventative medicine for tick-borne illnesses like animals do?
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