LymeTimes
Spring 2018

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FEATURES
Number one Research Priority for Lyme Disease? Better Testing.

LymeDisease.org’s research reveals the top ten Lyme disease research questions

By LymeTimes Editor

MyLymeData Researchers Receive National Science Foundation Grant

A new grant will allow mathematicians to analyze the data-rich MyLymeData registry for potential applications to Lyme disease research and treatment

By LymeTimes Editor

Can Medical Marijuana Help Treat Lyme Disease? A Doctor’s Perspective

A Colorado physician discusses potential benefits of medical marijuana for Lyme patients.

By Daniel A. Kinderlehrer, MD

NEWS
MyLymeData Hits 10,000

The MyLymeData registry now houses data for more than 10,000 patients (and counting).

By Lorraine Johnson, JD, MBA

Pfeiffer Electrifies at MyLymeData 2018

Mary Beth Pfeiffer’s new book details common misconceptions about the U.S.’ current grasp on Lyme disease.

By Dorothy Kupcha Leland

PATIENT MATTERS
A Mother Reflects on Six Years of Caring For a Child with Lyme Disease

When a child has Lyme disease, it can affect every part of a family’s day.

By Rebecca Zelis

Connecting the Dots of Yolanda’s Lyme Experience

A “Real Housewives” star shares her experience with Lyme disease.

By Dorothy Kupcha Lelandk

Allodynia feels like sand paper rubbing across a sunburn

A few simple tricks can help those suffering from allodynia pain.

By Sophia Galpin

ADVOCACY
How Did We Get Here?

Professor Holly Ahern debunks some common myths about Lyme disease

By LymeTimes Editor

The Tick-Borne Disease Working Group

Despite controversy, the US Tick-Borne Disease Working Group shows great promise in furthering future understanding and awareness.

By Phyllis Mervine

Ten Things You Can Do for Lyme Disease Awareness

Together, we can help people prevent Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases

By LymeTimes Editor

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