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Columbia Magazine (Columbia University in New York City) August 19, 2021 By David J. Craig …With a $16 million gift from the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Foundation, the group, led by Brian Fallon, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC)... Read More »

NewYorker.com, August 19, 2021 by Sue Halpern In May, an article with the unprepossessing title “Detecting Borrelia Spirochetes: A Case Study with Validation Among Autopsy Specimens” was published in the medical journal Frontiers in Neurology. The deceased person in question was... Read More »

US News and World Report, August 17, 2021 by Steven Reinberg Lyme disease can exact a significant mental toll as well as a physical one on its sufferers, a new study confirms. Patients hospitalized for Lyme disease had a 28% higher incidence of mental disorders and were twice as... Read More »

Hartford Courant, August 16, 2021 By Jesse Leavenworth State scientist Goudarz Molaei pulled a square of cloth through brush and grass on the Stratford coast Friday, then stopped and pointed to a crawling smear of larvae on the white fabric. The tiny arachnids were either Gulf... Read More »

A new study shows that herbal medicines have potent activity in test tubes compared to pharmaceuticals commonly prescribed for the treatment of bartonellosis. Bartonellosis is a collection of emerging infectious diseases, including cat scratch disease, trench fever, Carrion’s... Read More »

by Jordan Bartel/NC State Veterinary Medicine Much of what the world knows about Bartonella was discovered by a small lab on the fourth floor of the North Carolina State College of Veterinary Medicine research building. Now, the CVM is leading the way to a new milestone:... Read More »

A new study published in The American Journal of Psychiatry links Lyme disease to elevated risk of psychiatric illness. It has long been suspected that Lyme disease may increase the risk of psychiatric disorders, including depression and suicidal ideation. However, knowledge to... Read More »

Rhode Island’s State Senate has passed a resolution directing state health officials to educate the public and provide physicians with the latest information concerning Lyme disease. The resolution, authored by State Senator Stephen R. Archambault, states in part: Be it RESOLVED,... Read More »

From the Center for Lyme Action: Two amendments to increase federal funding for Lyme disease were agreed to on the House floor to be included in the Fiscal Year 2022 House Labor HHS Appropriations bill, H.R. 4502. The FY Labor HHS Appropriations bill, which will be voted on for... Read More »