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The latest issue of Lyme Times spotlights MyLymeData’s 10th anniversary, celebrating a decade of patient-driven research that’s reshaping our understanding of Lyme disease. With over 19,000 participants, groundbreaking studies, and real-world insights, MyLymeData is shifting the... Read More »

60 Degrees Pharmaceuticals, a company focused on developing treatments for infectious diseases, recently analyzed insurance claims related to babesiosis and chronic fatigue. The study, conducted by Komodo Health, revealed a major gap in reported cases. While the CDC estimated... Read More »

by Stephen Underwood, Hartford Courant An invasive tick species in Connecticut has been found to carry the bacteria that can cause ehrlichiosis in humans, a discovery that has alarmed state biologists as the tick continues to increase its spread throughout the state. Longhorned... Read More »

By Sarah Quillen The International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) has never been an organization to shy away from the challenges of life – both big and small. The month of May brought us to Lisbon, Portugal, for our 11th European Scientific Conference, our first in... Read More »

From the Center for Lyme Action: We all know one tick bite can change a life. That’s why we need to take action today to urge Congress to protect and fund Lyme and tick-borne disease federal programs. Why Now? A recently leaked Fiscal Year 2026 budget passback from the... Read More »

Kevin Boyce, a 62-year-old resident of the Boston area, passed away last year from Powassan virus. Now, his family is raising awareness about the risks of tick bites and urging people to take precautions. Boyce fell ill in April 2024. Within days, his condition worsened, leading... Read More »

Antech, a veterinary diagnostics company, has launched two advanced screening tests for tick-borne diseases, heartworm, and other pathogens. Enhanced Accuplex™ can now test dogs for three Ehrlichia species, and two Anaplasma species, alongside heartworm (Dirofilaria immitis)... Read More »

From the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine: Research funders should prioritize investigating treatments that improve function and quality of life for people living with Lyme infection-associated chronic illness (IACI) based on the currently available... Read More »

Last year, the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) convened a committee of experts to review the research on chronic Lyme disease and figure out what it would take to develop better treatments. Now, that committee has completed its report, entitled... Read More »