Denying Lyme treatment is “deeply institutionalized discrimination”
Holly Ahern gave the following remarks by telephone to the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group’s December…
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Leveraging the wealth of available data to help Lyme patients recover
Mira Shapiro delivered the following public comment by telephone to the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group…
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Let’s arm our children with powerful “One Health” knowledge
Amy LeBoeuf delivered the following remarks by telephone to the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group on…
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Unethical to withhold viable Lyme treatments, while awaiting more research
Julia Wagner delivered the following public comment by telephone to the federal Tick-Borne Disease Working…
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Deaf woman with Lyme: “No time for anyone who does not believe me”
By Laurie Lett I have been deaf from birth. I use my hands for communication…
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Looking back on her teen years of Lyme-related pain. Life’s better now!
By Resiliently Rachel I sit in my wheelchair at the front office of my junior…
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Patients can respond very differently to disulfiram. Be cautious.
by Daniel A. Kinderlehrer MD Linda was 47 years old in 1990, when she became…
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Public comment: Does that sound like a religious belief, Dr. Walker?
Carl Tuttle gave the following comments via telephone to the Nov. 17 meeting of the…
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Public comment: Genetic variations make Lyme harder to treat
Yan Zelener delivered the following public comments by telephone at the Nov. 17 meeting of…
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Phyllis Mervine’s public comment to TBD Working Group
Phyllis Mervine delivered the following remarks by telephone at the November 17 meeting of the…
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