Women with Lyme disease take longer to get diagnosed and face higher risk of severe and prolonged disease
By Dorothy Kupcha Leland
Use of the term “infection-associated chronic illness” has become a crucial first step in changing how scientists approach persistent disease
By Dorothy Kupcha Leland
Journalist proposes consolidating research on seemingly unrelated conditions that emerge from an infectious origin
By Ryan Prior
Executive Summary of CLA report outlines the scope of the problem — and what it would take to fix it
By Center for Lyme Action
After her husband died of Lyme-related causes, Nicole Bell applied her engineering skills to analyzing the state of Lyme research”
By Nicole Danielle Bell
Like with long COVID, the medical establishment puts the burden of proof on the patient
By Bruce Patterson, MD
Misconceptions about rashes can lead to people being told they don’t have Lyme disease when they actually do
By Lonnie Marcum
Psychiatric manifestations of Lyme disease can be profound and diverse
By David Aronson, LCSW
Benzodiazepines can present special challenges for people with Lyme disease.
By Dr. Jennifer Leigh
Cutting-edge imaging modalities can detect objective changes in the brains of Lyme disease patients
By Nancy Dougherty
Tiny doses of psilocybin may be an important adjunct to the treatment of neurosychiatric Lyme and other conditions affecting mental health
By Daniel A. Kinderlehrer, MD
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