Tulane researcher asks, “Could chronic Lyme contribute to Alzheimer’s dementia?”
In 2019, the late-great-science-writer Sharon Begley wrote an insightful article, “The maddening saga of how an…
Update on the Tick-borne Illness Diagnostics Incubator
Invisible International is supporting six teams in its “Tick-borne Illness Diagnostics Development Incubator,” a yearlong collaborative…
What you need to know about the new Lyme ICD-11 diagnostic codes
The World Health Organization (WHO) has added 15 new medical diagnostic codes for Lyme disease, which…
Do I Have Lyme Disease? A Physician Offers Advice.
Christine Green, MD, is a Stanford-trained, board-certified family medicine physician with 30 years of experience treating…
Free CME course on neurological infections of Bartonella
Invisible International has released a new course on neurological and neuropsychiatric manifestations of Bartonella, a family…
A historic case study on chronic Lyme disease
In this free medical education course, Kenneth Liegner, MD, a New York-based internist who has been…
Lyme testing: The good, the bad, and the ugly
In the free medical education course, “Serologic testing in Lyme disease,” Elizabeth L. Maloney, MD, a…
The state of tick-borne illness diagnostics: Learn, engage, and accelerate
Invisible International is launching a yearlong “Tick-borne Illness Diagnostics Development Incubator,” starting with an online briefing,…
Tulane researcher discusses the evidence for persistent Lyme and promising new treatment strategies
Monica Embers, PhD, director of the vector-borne disease research center at Tulane University School of Medicine,…
Lyme disease heightens risk of mental disorders, suicidality
A Columbia-led study advises physicians and patients to be aware of psychiatric symptoms, particularly the first…
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