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Why do some Lyme patients improve with treatment and others don’t?

JUN

2017

...roups based on how they respond to treatment. It’s time for Lyme disease research to enter the 21st Century,” she says. Since its launch in November 2015, MyLymeData has enrolled over 8,000 patients in its registry. This study included... Read More »

NY Lyme advocate joins Gillibrand, calls for implementing law

JUL

2017

Jill Auerbach of NY, advocates for implementation of Lyme disease law

...are needed: An accurate test for active disease Cures to suffering Tick research for drastic reduction of the tick population and to block tick ability to transmit disease Increased funding commensurate with the impact of the disease on society Tick... Read More »

When the campus disability office needs educating about Lyme disease

JUL

2017

by Aviva Peltin Ableism is a term that was not even on my radar before 2010, when my health crashed. I guess that’s how it goes – you don’t realize the obstacles others experience until you’re facing them, too.... Read More »

LYME SCI: Re-cap of New York’s Lyme disease hearing

AUG

2017

...shared their heart-breaking stories about the painfully devastating, long-term effects of Lyme disease. In each case, a misdiagnosis prevented them from receiving early treatment. Matthew Frye, PhD, from Cornell University, and... Read More »

Professor Holly Ahern on Lyme disease: How did we get here?

AUG

2017

..., of State University of New York Adirondack, has extensive teaching and research experience in bacteriology and molecular biology. She’s the author of nationally published textbooks on microbiology, cell biology, and molecular biology.... Read More »