News

The Hartford Advocate reports that time is running out for the controversial Lyme pediatrician. Read More »

Anchor/reporter Sharon Rose, of WCSH TV station in Portland, Maine, has produced a four-part series on chronic Lyme disease. In addition to her televised reports, the TV station's website has a lot of information about Lyme disease, as well as an invitation for Lyme patients... Read More »

The Star-Tribune reports that black-legged ticks have been detected in all metro counties in Minnesota for the past several years. Read More »

The TV show "X-Ray," a consumer affairs program produced by BBC Wales, profiles the founder of Borreliosis & Associated Diseases Awareness UK, also known as BADA-UK. Read More »

A writer in Philadelphia Weekly asks: When will Pennsylvania, one of the states affected most by Lyme, stop doing so little about it? Read More »

In the British Columbia newspaper the Times Colonist, David Cubberly of the Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation says he hopes the Lyme treatment currently available to Canadian dogs will one day be made available to Canadian people. Read More »

As Lyme disease cases increase in Wisconsin, a Madison newspaper delves into the confusion and controversy surrounding the issue. Read More »

The governor of Massachusetts has signed a bill providing protection to doctors who prescribe long term antibiotics for Lyme disease. The new law gives doctors discretion to diagnose and treat according to their best clinical judgment. Read More »

A voluntary recall of three IV drugs has been announced. Two of the drugs are antibiotics sometimes used by Lyme patients--metronidazole (Flagyl) and Ciprofloxacin (Cipro). Read More »