We are really looking forward to the 2024 Inflammatory Brain Disorders Conference and the phenomenal speakers from around the world who will be joining us to share the latest research and their clinical expertise. #cme #neuroinflammation

This is why we created a post mortem tissue bank as part of Lyme Disease Biobank - we knew people were dying with/from #tick borne infections and no one was studying it. This is the first published case - and sadly we have plenty more in the queue.

Proclamation made by former Pres. Clinton. Nearly 30 years later...what has changed? The number of people devasted by Lyme disease. We need research! #Lymedisease #Lyme #congenitallyme presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/proc… @MothersAgainstLyme Center for Lyme Action HHS.gov CDMRP CDC Emerging Infections

Tis the season - for ticks! Michal Tal, PhD is running a superb study, if you get Lyme and can get to MIT, sign up for Maestro!

If you’re pregnant and were recently diagnosed with either acute or chronic #LymeDisease, you may be eligible to participate in a paid pilot study led by Dr. Sarah Mulkey at Children’s National Hospital in Washington D.C. lymedisease.org/studying-in-ut… via Children's National Hospital 🏥

Amy Proal, PhD is one of the most open-minded and scientific progressives in post-viral diseases. Long before COVID-19. She and PolyBio is leading and pointing to way forward. Old ways of thinking are not going to get us anywhere. She is changing that!

I’ve been fortunate enough to have some time to stand back and reflect on the state of the field of post-acute infection syndromes(PAIS)/infection associated chronic conditions (IACC) such as #LongCOVID, #MECFS and chronic #Lyme and I wanted to share some opinions. Before I 1/

Join us online tomorrow, 9:30am - 5pm, for National Academies event on #Lyme w/ presentations by #BAL research grant director Wendy Adams, Lyme Disease Biobank director Liz Horn & LymeDisease.org CEO Lorraine Johnson (@lymepolicywork). The meeting will examine commonalities between long COVID,

We are saddened to hear the news of the passing of Jim Wilson who started CanLyme 20 years ago. Jim advocated for, mentored, and supported thousands of Canadian patients (& their families) living with Lyme disease. He will not be forgotten.

"The best way to look at #Lyme infection-associated chronic illness (Lyme IACI) is not from the silos of infectious disease or the silos of rheumatology; you have to look across disciplines", says John Aucott, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Rheumatology

Good summary of recent NASEM conference about chronic Lyme disease. by Christine Kilgore Christine Kilgore via Medscape

CoRE Knowledge Session: Pathogen reactivation as a potential root of complex chronic illness x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

BIG NEWS: We are grateful to NIH for supporting our Lyme disease phage research for the next 5 years! Interested in how phage affect Lyme disease pathogenesis? Get in touch! We're hiring this fall I have other big news to share as well, but that will have to wait a few weeks...

The President & Founder of the G. Magnotta Foundation for Vectorborne Diseases, Rossana Magnotta, has published a heartfelt tribute honouring the former president of CanLyme, Jim Wilson.

Pat was a lioness, a godmother to those of us who worked in #Lyme . I was lucky enough to have worked with her on several projects and like so many others, counted her a friend. Tribute to Pat Smith – In Memoriam lymediseaseassociation.org/news/tribute-t…

Today we lost the cornerstone of the Lyme Disease community. Our matriarch if you will, Pat Smith. The vanguard & pillar of Lyme advocacy. She taught me so much about the #Lyme space, the science, the policy. Rest in peace, friend. We will relentlessly continue your work

Pat Smith was the fiercest of advocates with a heart full of compassion for the sufferers of Lyme & other TBDs. She was a #changemaker. Forever grateful for her, her life's work, the @LymeDiseaseLDA ...and her beautiful family. #LA4K lymediseaseassociation.org/news/tribute-t…

Wonderful interview with Dr. Luchini - thank-you! The @cshlbanbury meeting on Perinatal Transmission of Lyme disease was such a fantastic opportunity to bring together world-class expertise to tackle such an important issue!

New Johns Hopkins study finds that invalidating encounters with medical professionals are common for post-treatment Lyme disease (PTLD) patients, particularly women and younger patients, and also are linked to higher illness severity. lymedisease.org/lyme-patients-… by Nancy Dougherty

Huge news! 🎊 TUSM researchers (Tufts University Lyme Disease Initiative), led by Dr. Linden Hu, secured a $20.7 million NIH grant to study chronic #LymeDisease. The largest NIH-backed study yet, it aims to unlock the mysteries behind long-term symptoms. Read more: ow.ly/8vSp50Tpr1Q