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1/14/2011
6:35:26 PM | Svetlana,
Regarding your question: "I can't guess - how this 'american' disease could appear here, in the Caucasus?"
Morgellons has a World Wide Distrubition. Marc Neuman has the informative Morgellons site http://www.morgellons-research.org/morgellons/. You will find a Morgellons Distribution map on the first page of his site. By looking at this map you will see that Morgellons is a World Wide Disease.
Mary M. Leitao who is from the United States named the disease and did much of the early work to raise awareness of the disease. Within a short time Mary and several other Morgellons activist utilizing talk radio and the internet brought this disease to the attention of the American public. Thus the perception that Morgellons is and "American" Disease.
My research indicates that Morgellons is probably environmentally acquired and not easily contagious person to person. Due to families living in the same environment and having similar opportunities to acquire the pathogen gives the appearance of communicability.
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