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Pediatric bipolar disorders and tick-borne illnesses

JUL

2021

...kids actually end up functioning in real life? Observations Without more research, I can only comment about what I have observed in my practice with these children. There appears to be three groups: Kids who are treated for their bipolar symptoms as... Read More »

Study detects tick-borne illness in teens hospitalized for depression

JUN

2021

...nd bed-wetting It is important to have clear diagnostic criteria so that researchers studying this condition are always studying the same population of subjects, but not all kids with autoimmune encephalitis will fulfill these criteria. In... Read More »

LYMEPOLICYWONK: 10 things you should know about new IDSA guidelines

DEC

2020

...e clinician and patient discuss the risks and benefits of a treatment to determine the best course of action (which is what shared decision making requires). Shared-medical decision making does not require that IDSA physicians provide the treatment... Read More »

Lyme may be madness, but it’s not “all in your head”

MAR

2017

...eclining health issues entirely on our own. We were forced to do our own research and use our intuition, determine the diagnosis for ourselves, and then traverse the slippery slope of this foreign land—an upside down, inside out, mad world... Read More »

TOUCHED BY LYME: Coronavirus in NYC, both with and without Lyme disease

MAY

2020

...we are monitoring. He’s been losing his voice a bit and I’ve been having intermittent, mild chest pains. I’ve also noticed my memory is worse than usual. Puzzling test results I took an antibody test that came back positive. I was... Read More »