Prevention Steps Against Lyme By Dr. Samuel Shor



Learn from Lyme specialist and selected four times by his peers as a Washingtonian TOP DOCTOR, Dr. Samuel Shor, how to recognize and treat (or better, prevent) Lyme disease.
Location: Virginia, USA

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