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Would my son have his Lyme diagnosis without my mother’s instinct?

SEP

2020

...es from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence admit that research is lacking and the evidence base is weak. Current testing harms patients “One thing worse than no test is a bad test,” said Chris Witty, the chief medical... Read More »

Gut bacteria–an objective test for chronic Lyme disease?

OCT

2020

...oms of the disease. “If we can fix the microbiome, then we could perhaps find an intervention for PTLDS,” Lewis says. PRESS RELEASE SOURCE: Northeastern University [Editor’s note: While LymeDisease.org understands the use of... Read More »

TOUCHED BY LYME: Legislative update and a Lyme “moonshot”

OCT

2020

...vanized the nation to reach that target within the decade. Since then, the term “moonshot” is often used to describe an ambitious–perhaps audacious–goal that will require a concerted effort to accomplish. The... Read More »

Center for Lyme Action offers recommendations to TBD Working Group

FEB

2022

...ities across the United States. One of the biggest problems we have with research funding is consistency. More than 30 universities across the country are doing research projects but the leaders of these programs have a hard time attracting really... Read More »

PODCAST: Parallels between chronic Lyme trauma and domestic violence

NOV

2024

...auma, compounded by societal misunderstanding, lack of resources, and long-term physical and emotional impacts. Jennifer’s journey from domestic violence survivor to advocate offers crucial insights for all trauma... Read More »