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Kristen French
Kristen French writes about the environment, human health and technology, with bylines in
New York
,
Nautilus
and
Wired
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Can the Acorn Crop Predict Lyme Disease?
Will cutting fewer forests, where tick hosts and their predators live, help curb Lyme disease? Scientists debate.
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