by Timothy Sellati, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer, GLA Advances in Serodiagnostic Testing for Lyme Disease Are at Hand …the TBD-Serochip represents an important advance and significant improvement over existing tests for tick-borne diseases (TBDs), which …More
by Emily Croot #MyLymeLife Learning to acknowledge my Lyme disease is a powerful gift that only I can give to myself I recently rewatched one of my favorite TED talks, Susan David’s “The Gift and …More
by Kenzie Vath It has been a long nine years since I was diagnosed with Lyme disease. I have been suffering from chronic Lyme for twice as long or over 18 years. After my diagnosis, …More
By Jennifer Crystal The recent celebration of Valentine’s day got me thinking about past posts I’ve written about the holiday. I’ve written about various matters of the heart: about Lyme carditis and about Valentine’s Day as …More
by Jennifer Crystal Every few months, Jennifer Crystal devotes a column to answering your questions. Here are her answers to questions she has recently received. Do you have a question for Jennifer? Email her at …More
by Jennifer Crystal Before becoming so debilitated by illness that I could not work, I was a high school English teacher. My ninth grade students read Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, and I’ll never forget our …More
by Timothy Sellati, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer, GLA A study funded in part by Global Lyme Alliance could spur further investigation into the cause of persistent symptoms, a source of medical controversy. A controversial aspect of …More
Highlights from the International Lyme and Associated Diseases (ILADS), 18th Annual Scientific Conference – Boston Lyme disease is an illness caused by the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi, a complex microbe known as a spirochete. Lyme disease is …More
by Kerry J. Heckman …each symptom was a piece of a puzzle. The pieces were scattered throughout my life and I didn’t know if they were all pieces of the same picture or not. In …More
