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Battling Lyme disease with education and prevention

JUL

2018

...ual patients, as Cochrane and GRADE analyses of the therapeutic evidence determined it is of low/very low quality. Single-dose doxycycline is approximately 50 percent effective for primary prevention of Lyme disease; therefore, high-risk bites may... Read More »

Lyme, Mitochondria and the Power of the Heart

AUG

2018

Shona Curley, Healing yourself with meditation

...culture could better respect the necessity of rest and self-care for long term health. More time for vacation. Meditation techniques widely available to all. A health care system where patients are respected, believed and supported.... Read More »

LymeDisease.org Journal Publications

SEP

2018

TICK-BORNE DISEASE EXPERTS RECoGNIZED IN MEDICAL JOURNALS WORLDWIDE

...s in persistent B. burgdorferi infection should stimulate pharmaceutical research into new antimicrobial agents that target these mechanisms of chronic infection with the Lyme spirochete. Concurrent clinical implementation of proteomic screening... Read More »

MyLymeData – Lyme Disease research project – big data

OCT

2018

MyLymeData - Data that matters to people with Lyme disease

...on of white papers and peer reviewed articles. We will also partner with researchers and clinicians who are interested in research that puts patient interests at the center and seek to cure or improve quality of life. Our previous surveys have been... Read More »

Is Lyme disease driving your chronic bladder symptoms?

JAN

2026

...res fail to detect these stealth infections. The bladder can become a long‑term reservoir for biofilms—protective communities of bacteria that resist treatment. Neurological dysfunction caused by Lyme can further disrupt... Read More »