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Supermodel Bella Hadid this week wrote a lengthy Instagram post, updating followers on her latest health battles. She said that after 15 years of “invisible suffering” she recently underwent more than 100 days of intensive treatment for chronic Lyme disease and... Read More »

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued two reports this week about alpha-gal syndrome, which can result in a severe allergy to red meat and related products. Officials estimate that some 450,000 people in the US may have the condition, which is typically... Read More »

By Patty Shillington, University of Massachusetts Amherst A medical therapy that inhibits the growth of cancer cells may one day be effective at treating Lyme disease, according to new research by a University of Massachusetts Amherst team at the New England Regional Center of... Read More »

The Center for Lyme Action has published a 73-page document called “The State of Lyme Disease Research in the United States.” What follows is an overview of report’s main points. Executive Summary A growing epidemic Tick-borne illness is a growing health threat to the... Read More »

Center for Lyme Action, a nonprofit dedicated to growing federal funding for Lyme and tick-borne diseases, has published a research paper called “The State of Lyme Disease Research in the United States.” With nearly half a million new cases of Lyme disease each year in the U.S.,... Read More »

by Precious Gibson, The List Actor Alec Baldwin has always been an open book, and when it comes to his health, he is no different. The “Pixie” star has long detailed his struggle with Lyme disease, which he contracted after being bitten by a deer tick. The ordeal was... Read More »

You can now watch the video replay of the recent National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine workshop on “long haul” illnesses such as long COVID, persistent Lyme disease, multiple sclerosis and ME/CFS. Toward a Common Research Agenda in... Read More »

Women with Lyme disease take longer to get diagnosed, have more severe symptoms and experience higher rates of disability when compared to men. They may also be more likely to develop persistent Lyme disease. Those are among the findings of a recent study that analyzed... Read More »

By Maddie Burakoff, AP Science Hungry ticks have some slick tricks. They can zoom through the air using static electricity to latch onto people, pets and other animals, new research shows. Humans and animals naturally pick up static charges as they go about their days. And those... Read More »