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The U.S. House of Representatives has unanimously passed the bipartisan Kay Hagan Tick Reauthorization Act, advancing major federal support for Lyme and other tick‑borne diseases at a time when cases continue to rise nationwide. The bill, which cleared the Senate with unanimous approval last month, ...
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By Terri McCormick For years, people living with Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses have fought to be heard. Patients and advocates have shared their stories, pushed for better research and testing, fought for access to care, educated physicians, worked with lawmakers, and brought the patie...
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By Mary Beth Pfeiffer, for the Times-Union The summer news has been filled with warnings of a menace of ticks, carrying Lyme disease, viruses, parasites, and — what has captured the public imagination — a life-changing allergy to meat. Recognition of the simmering implications of tick-borne illness ...
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On this week’s Love, Hope, Lyme podcast, the hosts of the Tick Boot Camp share the most important things they’ve learned after doing hundreds of interviews. By Fred Diamond When you have interviewed as many Lyme disease survivors as Rich Johannesen and Matt Sabatello have, you begin to see patterns....
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By Terri McCormick The newly published study, Postmortem evidence of Babesia and Bartonella infections in chronically ill suicidal young people, was released July 27 in Parasites & Vectors.¹ Documenting Babesia and Bartonella in chronically ill young people is more than a scientific finding. For...
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