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By Taylor Edwards Lyme disease is prevalent in my community of Sarver, Pennsylvania, with many people impacted by tick bites. Personally, my daughter, mother, and close friends and family members have been battling the illness. Last year, I wanted to enhance Lyme awareness in my... Read More »

Dr. Christine Green, a Lyme-treating physician who serves on the LymeDisease.org board of directors, recently gave a short talk to elaborate on some questions raised during her presentation entitled “How To Combat Stealth Pathogens Like Lyme & Co-Infections” at last year’s... Read More »

Journal-News.net, March 25, 2018 Editorial MAR 25, 2018 Gov. Jim Justice signed legislation this week preventing insurance companies from denying coverage for Lyme disease treatments. This is good news for residents here in the Eastern Panhandle, which has the highest number of... Read More »

In the winter of 2016, my 17-year-old daughter was dying. She had severe allergic reactions every day, was in constant pain, and was losing weight at a rate that was not sustainable to life. She had reached the end of her rope, and I was completely out of ideas on where to turn... Read More »

Press release from the Lyme Disease Association of Australia, March 21, 2018: The Lyme Disease Association of Australia (LDAA) is currently funding a new patient focused pilot research study which is taking place here in Australia. The project aims to test clinical samples from... Read More »

Health care costs continue to rise in our country, and it is imperative that we address the underlying source(s). This article regarding the hidden costs of Lyme disease was recently published by Marcus Davidsson, an independent researcher and economist. He discusses the... Read More »

Whether or not you personally participate in the MyLymeData project, you should be very interested in its results. With more than 10,000 participants, MyLymeData is now the largest study of chronic Lyme disease patients in history. It has gathered information about people with... Read More »

The story of Lyme disease in the modern world is maddeningly complex. To even begin to properly tell it, you need to give context about ticks, the infections they can carry, and how those diseases affect humans and animals. You should discuss the inadequacies of “standard” lab... Read More »

Recently there has been a significant increase in technological advancements in Lyme research, and we have a lot of women to thank for that. In honor of Women’s History Month, LymeDisease.org salutes some of the women in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) who... Read More »