Winslow Crane-Murdoch

director and editor, “The Quiet Epidemic”

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“The Quiet Epidemic” examines the spread of Lyme disease and the medical establishment’s reluctance to acknowledge its seriousness.

Amid complex Lyme disease, it’s time to reexamine how we treat illness

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