New center to focus on Lyme disease and its long-term consequences Parsippany Focus

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A new center dedicated to Lyme disease and its long-term effects officially opened on August 31, 2015. The center aims to enhance understanding and treatment options for individuals impacted by this tick-borne illness, which has been increasingly prevalent in recent years. Lyme disease can lead to various long-term health issues, prompting local health officials to advocate for better awareness and resources. The initiative will provide essential support for patients, focusing on both immediate and chronic health concerns. Health experts indicate that the center's establishment is crucial for addressing the public health challenge posed by Lyme disease.

In addition to treatment, the center will also offer educational programs to inform the public about prevention strategies. This commitment to improving health outcomes is vital for the community, which has seen a rise in Lyme disease cases. The center's opening marks a proactive approach to a pressing health issue.

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