Be Prepared This Tick Season: Living Tick-Free:
Preventing Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease
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Updated Tick Bite Prevention Handout Available
Did we ever get a break from tick season this year? See below for new Lyme Prevention Handout. Click on the CedarCide icon below to order TickShield tick repellent. 
Remember to take precautions to prevent Lyme disease and tick born illness while getting back outside this year. Full body daily tick checks are a must during tick season. Find out more about Insect Shield - Permethrin treated clothing that kills ticks on contact, click here.Excellent resource for Vermonters: VTLyme.org
Go to VTLyme.org for an essential guide to Lyme and tick-borne disease in Vermont. Tick Bite?
Prevention is the best cure. For a phone consultation with Dr. Chesney, call 516-946-1581. If you live in Vermont, call Sojourns Community Health Clinic to learn about the Tick Bite Clinic. Lyme Disease Incidence Maps
Click on the files below for to see incidence by county: 
Read the latest on Lyme disease in Vermont in the Rutland Herald, including an interview with Dr. Chesney, May 2017
www.rutlandherald.com/articles/vermonts-uptick/ Read Dr. Chesney's Letter to the Editor of the Brattleboro Reformer regarding Lyme disease in Vermont, May 2017
http://www.reformer.com/stories/letter-little-bug-big-worries,506119 Lyme Disease Trainings, CEs and Lectures:
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Testimonial
"I am so happy to have a Lyme literate doctor close by, especially one who is a pleasant, positive person! Even better is that Dr. Chesney has a passionate interest in this disease and its treatment, that she is a doctor who listens and who offers options for treatment, who is willing to work as part of my medical team of practitioners. I also like very much that she seems to be tireless in the role of educating the area public regarding tickborne diseases, related disease prevention and explaining to the public about their options for treatment."
