Congressional investigation of the CDC, IDSA and ALDF?

The U.S. Senate: Calling for a Congressional investigation of the CDC, IDSA and ALDF

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• The U.S. Senate
• The U.S. House of Representatives
• The Governor of NH
• The NH State Senate
• The NH State House
• The U.S. Senate
• United States Senator for Connecticut
• Senator Richard Blumenthal
• Comptroller General of the United States
• Gene L. Dodaro
• Congressional Relations GAO
• Katherine Siggerud

 

We are experiencing a health crisis here in New Hampshire and across the country with the growing epidemic of Lyme disease. A number of legislators have personally been affected and have introduced legislation to address this problem. Here are just a few recent examples.

We are experiencing a health crisis here in New Hampshire and across the country with the growing epidemic of Lyme disease. A number of legislators have personally been affected and have introduced legislation to address this problem. Here are just a few recent examples.

Massachusetts

Representative David Linsky: “The occurrence of Lyme disease has reached near epidemic proportions in Massachusetts. Virtually every family in Massachusetts has been affected by Lyme disease in some way. Lyme disease is a public health crisis in the Commonwealth.” Read more…

 Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York

Senator Richard Blumenthal: "Today for me culminates more than a decade of work and probably a decade more, because I've seen firsthand the devastating, absolutely unacceptable damage done by Lyme disease to individual human beings, Connecticut children and residents whose lives have been changed forever as a result of Lyme disease” Read more….

New Jersey, Pennsylvania

Congressman Chris Smith: "It seems everywhere I go, someone comes up to me to talk about how Lyme disease has severely impacted their lives or someone they know," Read more…

Virginia

Virginia Governor’s Task Force Chair Michael P Farris, Esq: "Doctors here in Virginia are committing malpractice by saying the ELISA test is sufficient." Read more…

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