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TOUCHED BY LYME: “Deep Places” explores one man’s Lyme fight

DEC

2021

...layed, and the assumption is that most of the suffering are fully in the aftermath of their infection. Patience may well be the right approach for a lot of long-haul cases, who do seem to improve just by gradually building up their strength, slowly... Read More »

PODCAST: What Lyme disease really demands

APR

2026

...t means accepting fluctuation without assuming collapse. Letting go of the search for a cure Like many patients, Nicole initially searches for the one treatment that will resolve everything. She listens to others. She considers new... Read More »

LYME SCI: Nerve damage shown in patients with chronic Lyme symptoms

MAR

2019

...so-called “PTLDS” is the absence of an accurate blood test or biomarker. Researchers have no way to determine if persisting infection is the cause of the continuing symptoms. Dr. Novak and his team set out to find objective measures.... Read More »

NEWS: What Pamela Weintraub told the IOM panel

OCT

2010

...tself is seriously considered. I think a real effort needs to be made to determine the whole suite of possible diseases patients with Lyme may be carrying—because having an unknowable, undiagnosable illness can be very much part of the patient... Read More »

Seeking to unlock the mysteries of Lyme arthritis

OCT

2022

...rs, with existing drug libraries,” Hansen says. Teaming up with Pal, the researchers are pursuing long-term funding through a $3 million grant proposal to NIH, due to begin as early as 2023. The funding will be contingent on... Read More »