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In a column called “The Ethicist,” the New York Times Magazine recently ran an article under the headline “What to do about a physician who may be a quack.” In it, Kwame Anthony Appiah, who teaches philosophy at New York University, answers a question by an anonymous letter... Read More »

Although an early diagnosis of Lyme disease can improve the chance of recovery for patients, it doesn’t necessarily mean they are out of the woods. MyLymeData, the largest study of Lyme disease using real-world data, has released preliminary findings of its initial survey... Read More »

James H. Oliver is a well-known expert in ticks and their pathogens. He is a Professor of Biology Emeritus at Georgia Southern University and a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In the 1950s, he served in the army at Ft. Dietrich, Maryland, a... Read More »

Fox5NY follows up on last summer’s groundbreaking LYME & REASON: THE CAUSE & CONSEQUENCE OF LYME DISEASE. Part two, “The Voices of Change” focuses on the use of social media as a tool to inform and open the door to change on the Lyme disease front, and... Read More »

Press release from Charles E. Holman Morgellons Disease Foundation, Oct. 18, 2016: Morgellons disease is a poorly understood condition characterized by spontaneously occurring, slowly healing skin lesions containing multicolored filaments and accompanied by symptoms such as... Read More »

This guest blog is used by permission from the web magazine Folks, July 7, 2016 . by Rob LeFebvre . A park bench sits near a still pond, orange fall leaves from a tree overhead. The image is still, serene, and beautifully composed. You’d be forgiven for thinking this was the work... Read More »

Press release from Charles E. Holman Morgellons Disease Foundation June 15, 2016 Until recently, Morgellons disease was widely believed in the medical community to be a delusional illness. However, with research support from The Charles E. Holman Morgellons Disease Foundation... Read More »

  Over 17,000 people have already completed our Symptom Checklist. (We hope you are one of them!) If you want help even more people find it, share the Symptom Checklist banner on your website. Follow the simple directions below.         According to the... Read More »

The number one problem that Lyme disease patients report is that it takes so long for them to be diagnosed—two or more years in most cases. We all know that early diagnosis is key to successful treatment. The problem is that people don’t have a convenient way to take evidence to... Read More »