The Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics
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Insect Repellents
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Insect Repellents
May 19, 1989 (Issue: 792)
Insect repellents have been used on the skin for many years, primarily to prevent mosquito bites. With recent increased concern about Lyme disease, skin and clothing repellents are now also recommended for protection against ticks.
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