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PODCAST: National Academies report opens a new chapter in Lyme research

SEP

2025

...ort Matters Dr. Kent Kester, who has spent decades in infectious disease research and now serves as Executive Director of Research and Development at the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), helped explain the backdrop. “The... Read More »

LYME SCI: Seeking better treatments for persistent Lyme disease

APR

2019

...rt below) and the biofilm/persister form (noted as “MC”). In this study, researchers grew natural strains of Bb (297 and N40) in the laboratory. Then they separated the bacteria according to pleomorphic form. (See Log phase Bb and MC Bb... Read More »

HARD SCIENCE ON LYME: How “Comforting” Was Your Diagnosis of Chronic Lyme?

JUL

2013

...linical trials. He concedes that two showed some benefit, but it was short-term, and there is a downside to long-term treatment. He reminds us that one person actually died. No suggestion about the downside of not... 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 »