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By Bryan Rosner We all know that mold is now recognized to be a major contributing factor in the severity of Lyme disease. This is old news in the Lyme community. My story is similar to many of yours. First, thinking my primary problem is Lyme. Then realizing that mold plays a... Read More »

A new study in mice sheds more light on the question of Lyme disease symptoms that persist after a “standard” course of antibiotic treatment. These findings from Johns Hopkins University (JHU) may lead to more effective treatment for human patients with persistent Lyme disease... Read More »

By Mary Beth Pfeiffer A group of sick and disabled Lyme disease patients is hoping to boost its claim, in an amended lawsuit filed in Texas federal court, that a cadre of doctors conspired for two decades to deny them care. The revised complaint was almost immediately met with a... Read More »

From Good Day, PA! (ABC27, Harrisburg, PA) April 19, 2019 Doctor Bryan Langlois from the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association discusses tick-borne diseases in dogs–and how to prevent them. Read More »

Mississippi Clarion Ledger, April 19, 2019: by Brian Broom When Keith Bradshaw of Bolton recently told his story to the Clarion Ledger about contracting Lyme disease in Mississippi and his struggle to get proper care, it caught the interest of readers and others suffering from... Read More »

Pennsylvannia lawmakers are moving forward with a bill that would set new requirements for health insurers to cover additional treatments for Lyme disease. House Bill 629 would require insurers to cover treatment plans for Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses, regardless... Read More »

I’m getting ready to pack my bags and fly east. I’ll be speaking at “Empowering the Patient,” the 5th annual Lyme disease patient education conference, sponsored by Midcoast Lyme Disease Support and Education (MLDSE). It takes place all day in Augusta,... Read More »

by Ella Steinbeck I have been absent. Not just absent from my regular activities or a couple of dinner parties but I have been absent from life. I have something called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. It’s painful and horrible and since it affects collagen there is no part of my body... Read More »

by Julie Starling It was a warm fall evening in Santa Cruz as my husband and I walked the dogs along the beach. Instead of the usual sunset over the sea’s horizon, a dense wall of fog rolled in, motionless, blocking the setting sun from above. Gazing at the thick wall of fog felt... Read More »