...” and “driven by conflicts of interest.” The AG’s settlement with the IDSA required the society to hold a review hearing in 2009, carried live over the internet. Lorraine Johnson and Dr. Stricker were two of... Read More »
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31
AUG
2023
...50 per cent of Lyme patients were still ill six to 12 months after a short-term course of antibiotics. Ticks are nasty little creatures and can carry not one but several pathogens, and the result of a tick bite can involve heart... Read More »
SOT therapy for Lyme is experimental, expensive—and full of potential.
03
OCT
2025
...V retinitis, and that drug is no longer commercially available. Clinical research in Lyme and chronic viral infections is preliminary, mostly limited to small pilot studies and case reports. Costs can be significant, and insurance rarely covers it.... Read More »
All about IgM–or why Lyme spirochetes are like stealth bombers
07
DEC
2023
..., PhD, now the director of the Johns Hopkins Lyme and Tickborne Diseases Research and Education Institute, has years of experience collaborating with Barthold. The latest research by Baumgarth, Barthold and others at University of California, Davis... Read More »
Why was your Lyme disability insurance claim denied?
23
MAR
2026
...us, process information, and maintain a consistent pace declined. Her role required sustained concentration, strategic thinking, and the ability to manage multiple projects under tight deadlines. Tasks that once felt routine began to... Read More »
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