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By the Center for Lyme Action Momentum matters—and right now, the Lyme and tick-borne disease community has it. On the heels of the recent HHS Lyme Disease Roundtable, advocates across the country have a critical opportunity to keep federal attention focused on Lyme disease,... Read More »

The Center for Lyme Action has appointed Meghan Bradshaw, MPH, as its new executive director. The move marks a leadership transition for the national advocacy organization, which is focused on increasing federal funding for Lyme and other tick‑borne diseases. Bradshaw previously... Read More »

By Terri McCormick The Lyme disease community is deeply grateful for the life and work of Dr. Alan B. MacDonald, MD. Through decades of dedication, curiosity, and persistence, Dr. MacDonald helped advance understanding of Lyme disease and encouraged the medical world to look more... Read More »

The Lyme disease community is mourning the loss of Dr. Alex Shikhman, a San Diego–based rheumatologist known for his willingness to treat patients with chronic Lyme disease when few clinicians in the region will do so. As the founder of the Institute for Specialized Medicine, he... Read More »

Join Center for Lyme Action and the National Alliance for PANS/PANDAS Action for a webinar to discuss a new Infection Associated Neuropsychiatric Conditions (IANC) initiative. It will take place January 21 at 2:00 pm ET/11:00 am PT. IANC includes conditions such as Lyme disease,... Read More »

The Lyme disease community is mourning the sudden passing of Dr. Charles Crist, a longtime physician, healer, and advocate for patients with complex chronic illness. His death is a profound loss for families across Missouri and throughout the United States who found answers,... Read More »

Many people in the Lyme disease community know Colonel Nicole Malachowski’s story. They know she is a former U.S. Air Force fighter pilot who lost her career, her health, and much of her daily functioning to Lyme disease. They know she has spoken publicly about neurological Lyme,... Read More »

By John Brhel, Binghamton University Finding one tick on your body is scary enough – tick-borne diseases are serious – but what if you found more than 10 on yourself in just one month? That’s the plight of some farmers as the threat of ticks and tick-borne diseases grows,... Read More »

Click here to watch the replay of the meeting on YouTube. The following summary and transcript were generated by a machine transcription service and may contain errors. Event summary The HHS Lyme Disease Roundtable, hosted by Secretary Kennedy, consisted of two sequential panels.... Read More »