...tate so affected by Lyme disease would offer clearer answers. Instead, the search for diagnosis continued. “It took me two years and 25 doctors to finally get diagnosed. By that point my body was shutting down,” she says.... Read More »
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30
JAN
2020
...t Stanford University and run by Director Jayakumar Rajadas PhD and lead researcher Raveendra Pothineni PhD—published groundbreaking research. After testing thousands of compounds against cultures containing active and persister Bb cells in the... Read More »
LYMEPOLICYWONK: New York Times blew this Lyme story big time
27
NOV
2012
...oms that persist over years and impair their quality of life despite short term treatment. By conflating early and chronic Lyme, the article misrepresents the scope of the study and discounts the seriousness of chronic Lyme. Lorraine... Read More »
When specific foods trigger brain inflammation in children
12
JUL
2021
...was also extremely forgetful. Chuck’s mom described him as having no short-term memory; he was having increasing difficulty with schoolwork. He had several bouts of ear infections every year which were treated with antibiotics.... Read More »
8 things you can do for Lyme Awareness Month
25
APR
2017
...e experience of actual Lyme patients provides a more accurate picture to researchers, a key factor in the search for better Lyme treatments and eventually, a cure. Participants take surveys on their own computers at a time that is... Read More »
LDO achieved Gold level: Committment To Transparency