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POLITICAL ACTION: State Legislation in the Lymelight, Part 3

MAR

2009

...ecialist. Doctors in those specialties who are willing to concur with long-term treatment are few, and pediatric ones are almost non-existent. Thus, this bill, which was intended to help Lyme patients, has made it more difficult to... Read More »

Annals of Neurology — Fair and balanced reporting is alive and well

MAR

2009

...t investigation by the attorney general in Connecticut. The guidelines outraged patient advocacy groups by saying there is “no convincing biologic evidence” for chronic Lyme infection and recommending against antibiotic therapy beyond... Read More »

TOUCHED BY LYME: Sit right down and write yourself a letter….

MAY

2009

...phs and adult ticks can transmit disease.) Lyme disease can result in long-term health consequences, including neurological problems, crippling muscle and joint pain, disabling fatigue and psychological disorders. The best strategy... Read More »

IDSA Hearing–Reflections

AUG

2009

...Lyme treatment guidelines. Also striking were the number of independent researchers presenting, including Dr. Luft from Stony Brook, Dr. Fallon from Columbia, and Dr. Volkman, formerly of the NIH, who emphasized the persistent nature of the infection... Read More »

IDSA Lyme Hearing: Wormser– Talk About Exaggeration!

SEP

2009

...t our health– Below are some of the statements in the guidelines using the term “vast majority”. The vast majority of patients with early neurologic Lyme disease are seropositive [157, 162–164]. [The CDC... Read More »