A community based organization dedicated to reducing the incidence of tick borne illness.

 

The Martha’s Vineyard Lyme Disease Association, Inc.

is a 501 (c) 3 public charity organization.

For more information or to make a contribution contact

The Martha’s Vineyard Lyme Disease Association

508 696 1976

mvlyme@vineyard.net

Lyme Disease
2009 Prevention Campaign
      Thanks to our community partners for                 
     helping raise awareness of Lyme Disease 
                      on Martha’s Vineyard



         Martha's Vineyard 
      tackles Lyme disease
             









             

Thank you to the 2009  supporters and contributors 
who helped spread the message of prevention

Sharky’s 
The Figawi Fund
The Steamship Authority
The Swartz Foundation
Harborview Hotel
Edgartown Books
Classic Aviators
Wallace & Co.
The West Tisbury Library
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School
Tisbury Elementary
The Barnstable County Tick Prevention Program
The Barnstable County Health Department
Health Care Access Program
Dukes County Board of Health 
our private contributors
our volunteers 
      






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  Health Report

  Unveiled:

  Lyme Disease

  Epidemic


1 IN 5 FULL TIME

1 IN 10 PART TIME RESIDENTS

HAVE EXPERIENCED A TICK BORNE ILLNESS

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Testing Resources


http://igenex.com/Website/


http://www.mdlab.com/html/home.html


TICK TESTING


http://www.umass.edu/tick/index.html


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REMEMBER!

TICKS DON’T DIE IN THE WINTER

IF THE TEMPERATURE IS ABOVE 32 DEGREES

TICKS ARE OUT SEEKING A HOST

SOMETHING THAT LOOKS LIKE YOU!


TUCK YOUR SOCKS INTO PANTS

WEAR A TICK REPELLENT

AND REMEMBER TO DO A DAILY TICK CHECK

AFTER YOU’VE BEEN OUTSIDE

OR IN THE WOODS