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The US Department of Agriculture has conditionally licensed an oral Lyme vaccine that targets mice. The substance is sprayed onto pellets and distributed in natural settings to be consumed by mice in the wild. That vaccinates the mice against Lyme bacteria, so they will not pass... Read More »

Dr. John Aucott, Director of the Johns Hopkins Lyme Disease Research Center, recently delivered an overview of Lyme and other tick-borne disease research. You can watch a replay of his presentation below. What follows is the introduction to Dr. Aucott by Shireen Rusby, one of the... Read More »

The first Texas screening of the Lyme documentary will take place Sunday, May 21, in Richardson, TX. After the film, Dr. Bruce Patterson of IncellDX will discuss chronic inflammation. The event is sponsored by the Texas Lyme Alliance. Additional screenings continue to be held... Read More »

Maine health officials have confirmed a fatal case of Powassan virus disease in a Sagadahoc County resident. The man developed neurologic symptoms and died while in the hospital after becoming infected, likely in Maine. This is the first case of the tick-borne illness identified... Read More »

From Center for Lyme Action: On May 23, the Center for Lyme Action’s Congressional Lyme series will highlight the challenges associated with diagnosing Lyme and other tick-borne diseases from both a patient and caregiver perspective. This free virtual event is geared... Read More »

Actor Mark Ruffalo (aka The Hulk) has posted on social media about having personal experience with “brutal, persistent” Lyme disease. He shared his comment on Facebook, Twitter and in an Instagram story. Ruffalo was encouraging people to watch the Lyme documentary The Quiet... Read More »

Screenings of the Lyme documentary “The Quiet Epidemic” continue to show around the country. See listings below. And starting May 16, the film will be available to stream on AppleTV, Prime Video and Vimeo-on-demand. Click below to watch the trailer. In-person... Read More »

Center for Lyme Action, the leading nonprofit dedicated to growing federal funding for Lyme and tick-borne diseases, honored Members of Congress who have demonstrated extraordinary support in the push to cure Lyme disease – the most prevalent vector-borne disease and the most... Read More »

This article was first published in Trial Site News, which is generously allowing publication in Lymedisease.org. by Mary Beth Pfeiffer A lawsuit has been settled in the death of a 17-year-old boy whose heart failed after doctors, relying on a faulty test, did not treat him for... Read More »