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By Jennifer Saterdal My book is called Bitten. It shares a title with Kris Newby’s landmark investigation into the origins of Lyme disease, a book this community knows well. But where Newby’s work asks hard questions about how we got here, mine asks a different question entirely: what ha...

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Dear Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Advocates, I want to thank each of you for being part of this movement. Whether you are living with a tick-borne disease, caring for a loved one, conducting research, treating patients, or advocating for change, you hold a piece of the solution– and together, w...

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By Fred Diamond Every guest on the Love, Hope, Lyme Podcast helps the Lyme Infection-Associated Chronic Illnesses community better understand just how complex tick-borne diseases, such as Lyme, really are. On this week’s Love, Hope, Lyme podcast, I speak with Britt Girvan, host of the new What The M...

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If you feel like you have been hearing more about Powassan virus lately, you are not imagining it. The tick‑borne disease, which can cause sudden and often fatal brain inflammation, has been showing up in headlines far more often than it used to. A recent long‑form piece in the Boston Globe goes dee...

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The following article features the work of Girija Goyal, PhD, at Harvard’s Wyss Institute. Her groundbreaking lymph node chip models human immune responses to Lyme disease, accelerating the development of personalized therapies and potentially restoring a patient’s ability to fight back against Lyme...

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