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Lyme Disease Treatment

SEP

2014

...e good, only the patient (in consultation with his or her physician) can determine whether the risks outweigh the potential benefits of any medical treatment. An ILADS doctor may consider the possibility of tick-borne coinfections, particularly if a... Read More »

How Lyme disease subverts the immune system

JUL

2015

...es in lymph nodes and other lymph tissues that are key to producing a long-term protective immune response. For months after infection, those germinal centers fail to produce the specific cells — memory B cells and... Read More »

Evidence Of Persistence Of Lyme Disease In Humans

JUL

2015

...ne past exposure to the bacteria, not active infection. They also cannot determine whether the infection has been eradicated. By relying only on these flawed tests, doctors may believe the patient has been cured. However, this is not always the... Read More »

New York Times article hits a raw nerve in the Lyme community

JUN

2019

...n of Lyme disease. Ergo, Lyme is “an easily treated infection with no long-term consequences for children, or even the vast majority of adults.” To round out her article, she quotes three doctors who each adhere to the... Read More »

MyLymeData Videos – Lyme Disease research project

OCT

2018

MyLymeData - Data that matters to people with Lyme disease

...G Chronic Lyme Disease is a Big and Growing Problem VIEW BLOG Building A Research Engine With MyLymeData VIEW BLOG The Problem of Misdiagnosis in Lyme disease VIEW BLOG “Chronic Lyme disease” remains a contentious term... Read More »