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LYMEPOLICYWONK: Lyme disease costs may exceed $75 billion per year

JUL

2018

.... Ann Intern Med, 1999. 131(12): p. 919-26. Shadick, N.A., et al. The long-term clinical outcomes of Lyme disease. A population-based retrospective cohort study. Ann Intern Med, 1994. 121, 560-7. Asch, E.S., et al., Lyme disease: an... Read More »

PATHOBIOME PERSPECTIVES: Past infections may rewire the brain and shape Alzheimer’s risk

DEC

2025

...ossible to identify risk and intervene long before symptoms appear. This research also reinforces a critical message for patients affected by chronic and persistent infections: the immune system’s history matters, and its... Read More »

“Gaslighting” by some doctors can undermine the chronically ill

OCT

2020

...d during the LymeMind 2020 conference. I was struck by how appropriate the term is to describe an abusive practitioner relationship. What is gaslighting? Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse that causes someone to question their... Read More »

TOUCHED BY LYME: Their message is clear. Patients want to get well.

NOV

2020

...uss the importance of putting the patient at the center of medical care, research, and health care policy. It almost sounds over-simplified, doesn’t it? But, while patient-centeredness should be at the forefront of ANYTHING that is being... Read More »

Does unrecognized Lyme in mothers lead to autism spectrum disorder?

JUL

2022

...rum disorder, ADHD or psychiatric difficulties8. Second, for your own long-term health, because this is a progressive disease that could affecf any organ in your body over time. And finally, you could transmit the disease to your... Read More »