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SUMMARY:Lyme Disease Association/Columbia annual scientific conference
DESCRIPTION:The Lyme Disease Association will hold its 22nd annual scientific conference\, Lyme & Other Tick-Borne Diseases: Research & Clinical Advances 2023\, held virtually via zoom on October 13 & 14\, 2023. \nLyme Disease Association Inc. and Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons are joint providers of the the CME* conference. (*CME pending approval) \nThis conference is designed for medical and health professionals and researchers\, but it is also open for registration to the general public. \n\nBrian Fallon\, MD\, Columbia University\, the Conference Co-Director: Lyme Treatment Trials.\nMonica Embers\, PhD and Liz Horn\, PhD\, MBI: Identifying Pathogens in Post-Mortem Tissue Through the Lyme Disease Biobank Tissue Pipeline;\nLawrence Afrin\, MD: Mast Cell Activation Disease;\nJohn Aucott\, MD: Persistent Symptoms of Lyme Disease;\nChoukri BenMamoun\, PhD: Human babesiosis;\nCatherine Brissette\, PhD: Lyme Neuroborreliosis;\nScott P Commins\, MD\, PhD: Alpha-gal Syndrome\, Mast Cells and Tick Bites;\nNatalie Gukasyan\, MD: Psychedelics;\nPeter J. Gwynne\, PhD: B. Burgdorferi Metabolism;\nAlison Hinckley\, PhD: Changes to Surveillance for Lyme Disease — United States\, 2022;\nWilliam V. Padula\, OD: Peri-papillary Ischemia as a Potential Screening Biomarker for Early Detection of Tick-Borne Infection;\nDavid Putrino\, PT\, PhD: Long COVID; Peter Rowe\, MD: Managing Orthostatic Intolerance;\nKlemen Strle\, PhD: Immunology\, Disease Pathogenesis\, PTLDS\,\nPaul Trouillas\, MD\, PhD: Severe forms of Late Neuroborreliosis and of Late Tick-Borne Neurological Disease\, Complete Remissions Obtained in These Diseases with Long-Term Treatments\nMeghan Catherine Lybecker\, PhD: Diagnostics;\nStephen M. Rich\, PhD\, Professor of Microbiology: Potential New Lyme Treatment Now Inhibiting Cancer Growth.\n\nClick here for more information. \n
URL:https://www.lymedisease.org/event/lda-annual-conference/
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