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LYMEPOLICYWONK: Panel lacks balance, excludes needed voices

SEP

2019

...n this process. Second, the working group is over-weighted with academic researchers. The working group slots previously held by patients have now been filled with academic researchers—most of whom specialize in tick borne diseases other than... Read More »

LYMEPOLICYWONK: The CDC, the FDA and Lyme Disease Lab Tests

APR

2014

...nal studies. Why not let patients–those who are affected by Lyme disease–determine whether they want to use this test pending further studies? Patients want diagnostic tests with greater sensitivity so that patients can get diagnosed and... Read More »

Important background on Lyme vaccine controversy

MAY

2018

...f dollars in Lyme vaccine grant money available to scientists; when Lyme researchers applied for government funding, a vaccine was often in the crosshairs of their view. It logically followed that many of the top researchers would apply for... Read More »

FACA rules and the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group

JUN

2018

...mittees? The subcommittees of the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group are not required to follow the transparency requirements of the FACA, because they are doing preparatory work for the Working Group and the final products of that... Read More »

TOUCHED BY LYME: Why we care so strongly about a potential vaccine

JUL

2018

...wsuit against the manufacturer The last vaccine was not very effective. It required three doses given over the span of a year, to achieve less than 80% effectiveness. Furthermore, it was unclear whether booster shots would be... Read More »