Case-control study identifies land cover's impact on Lyme disease risk, suggesting potential preventive measures.
This study identified the presence of deciduous land cover as a key indicator associated with increased LD risk, though outdoor activities conferred increased risk independent of residential land cover. Furthermore, individual behaviors were found to modulate LD risk differently across residential contexts.
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