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LYMEPOLICYWONK: Chicago Tribune article. Is it journalism? Call it what you will–

DEC

2010

...t you will, but it isn’t science, it’s politics. Truth in science is not determined by a majority vote of a panel that excludes differing viewpoints. Even Dr. Allen Steere, the physician who discovered Lyme disease, agrees. Dr. Steere has... Read More »

LYMEPOLICYWONK: Meeting with Dr. Ben Beard of the CDC–The Importance of Dialogue and Lingering Concerns

MAR

2011

...the existence of chronic Lyme disease”. Preconceived viewpoints held by researchers may drive study design, execution, and conclusions. Dr. Wormser’s views on the topic of long term complications of Lyme disease are... Read More »

TOUCHED BY LYME: CDC’s Lyme numbers finally inching towards reality

JAN

2021

...r less how many people had Lyme disease that year. But that’s not what the term means. “Reported cases” are those cases which have been thoroughly vetted and found to adhere to the CDC’s narrowly defined... Read More »

Children with Lyme disease

APR

2014

...nsomnia headaches nausea, abdominal pain impaired concentration poor short-term memory inability to sustain attention difficulty thinking and expressing thoughts difficulty reading and writing being overwhelmed by schoolwork... Read More »

MyLymeData surpasses 20,000 participants — why this milestone matters

JAN

2026

...llective patient voice has become a powerful source of evidence—one that researchers and policymakers can no longer overlook. 2. It enables research that traditional studies can’t do Most Lyme studies are small, short... Read More »