Dr. Neil Spector: A Legacy Remembered
Honoring the patient, physician, and world-class medical researcher who changed the Lyme world.
By Dorothy Kupcha Leland
Dr. Neil Spector’s Personal Experience with Lyme Carditis Led him to Explore New Therapies
He hoped to identify potential drugs and begin testing animals within three years – a very aggressive timeline.
By Lonnie Marcum
Oncologist Neil Spector, MD, Saw Parallels Between Cancer Research and Tick-borne Diseases
Physician/Scientist’s experience with cancer and his creativity spurred new research into immunotherapy for Bartonella and Borrelia infections.
By Amanda Elam
Patients Should Have a Say in How Their Doctor Treats Them
Dr. Elizabeth Maloney reviews the uncertain science on treatment options for high-risk tick bites and Lyme rashes.
By Elizabeth Maloney, MD
Lyme Disease Symptoms Could be Mistaken for COVID-19, with Serious Consequences
Keep an eye out for summer flu-like illnesses after spending time outdoors.
By Jory Brinkerhoff
Government Response to COVID-19 Shows What Could Have Been Done for Lyme… But Wasn’t
Just like cancer and Lyme treatment, treatment for COVID-19 isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach..
By Lonnie Marcum
Treating Psychiatric Lyme Symptoms with Disulfiram
Leading expert on how Lyme disease affects the brain finds that disulfiram can help.
By Dorothy Kupcha Leland
Lyme Infection, Mold Toxicity, and COVID-19 Can Affect the Brain, Digestive Tract and Immune System
July 2020 Issue of “Townsend Letter” also explores gestational transmission of Lyme and alternative treatments.
By Dorothy Kupcha Leland
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