Abstract
Lyme disease is present worldwide but is most prevalent in the temperate regions of the hemisphere, where it is the primary vector-borne illness. Every year, numerous individuals in Europe and the United States receive a diagnosis and undergo treatment for Lyme disease. The transmission of tick-borne diseases is a complex process, and it is challenging to identify the factors that contribute to their spread. Epidemiology provides a means of analyzing the distribution of Lyme disease within a population and identifying risk factors
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