About the Study

This study is evaluating an investigational oral medication to learn whether it may help reduce the risk of Lyme disease in adults who spend time outdoors during tick season. Lyme disease is commonly spread through tick bites, especially in wooded or grassy areas.

Participants in this study will receive study-related care at no cost, including health checkups and medical monitoring by experienced research professionals. Compensation may be available for time and participation.

The information gathered from this study may help researchers better understand new ways to prevent Lyme disease and support future prevention efforts.

 

Qualifications

You may qualify to participate if you:

• Are 18 years or older
• Are generally healthy
• Spend time outdoors for work, recreation, or daily activities
• Have not had a recent tick bite
• Have not previously received a Lyme disease vaccine

note: at the time post posting this, the site may inaccurately state that this is for the Buffalo location only. It is enrolling here as well.

Police report filed, but it happened in a private lot with no security cameras, so no hope of actually getting any accountability.

I'm staying on a property where wifi is supposed to last seven days before needing to be renewed. When first connecting, there's a standard captive portal that requires the name and room number to be entered, then it says you're good for a week.

But every 24 hours, the router disconnects. Rebooting the router brings it back, and I do not have to go through the captive portal again - it simply comes back online after a reboot. And I've timed it out, it is 24 hours on the dot.

Has anyone had this problem, and found a clever solution? There are no hardlines in the room to use, not even one powering the TV's menu system. WiFi as WAN is my only option at this property.