61.   Patients develop goose bumps and raise and flex their arms, even though they have no measurable blood flow to the brain.

62.   Patients develop jerky, tremulous movements that get worse with time.

63.   Patients usually develop fever, chills and a cough.

64.   Patients can develop addictions to those drugs, or a tolerance that requires steady increases in dosage.

65.   Some patients have developed high cholesterol and other high blood fat levels, abnormal deposits of fat in the abdomen and upper shoulders, and diabetes.

66.   Some clinical trials have been halted abruptly as patients developed severe or fatal side effects.

67.   Some patients with sickle cell disease develop sickle cell anemia, in which the red blood cells come under attack.

68.   So drugs for attacking HIV were withheld until a patient developed symptoms.

69.   Steere also said that after an attack of Lyme disease, patients might develop pain or fatigue syndromes that resemble fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome.

70.   The condition can lead to liver disease such as cirrhosis, liver failure or death, though some patients never develop symptoms.