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Prevention Magazine recently interviewed Dr. Leo Shea and Dr. Andrea Gaito

Prevention Magazine recently interviewed Dr. Leo Shea and Dr. Andrea Gaito

Is A Tick Bite Causing Your Depression? However you feel about the mild winter we just experienced (Yay for less shoveling! Boo for global warming!), one thing...

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Leesburg Today covered ILADS member, Dr. Samuel Shor

Leesburg Today covered ILADS member, Dr. Samuel Shor

Those suffering from the effects of Lyme in Virginia have been joined by elected representatives and medical professionals in agreeing that the biggest challenge...

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The New Hampshire Sentinel Health covered ILADS member, Dr. Jeffrey Greenfield and Dr. Daniel Cameron

The New Hampshire Sentinel Health covered ILADS member, Dr. Jeffrey Greenfield and Dr. Daniel Cameron

Joyce Cate had finished playing tennis one day in early May of 2010 when she realized she was far more fatigued than normal. By the time she returned home to Westmoreland...

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Diagnosing and Treating Lyme Disease – Dr. Sam Shor interviewed

Diagnosing and Treating Lyme Disease – Dr. Sam Shor interviewed

The CDC estimates there are about 30.000 cases of Lyme disease in the U.S. These figures don’t include many who believe they have Lyme disease even though signs...

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This Season’s Ticking Bomb

This Season’s Ticking Bomb

Warm Weather Means Ticks Will Be Out Early; A ‘Horrific’ Season for Lyme and Other Diseases They can wait for months, clinging to the edge of a blade...

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Dr Burrascano helps demystify Lyme on Australian TV

Dr Burrascano helps demystify Lyme on Australian TV

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Lyme Education

Winchester Orchestra Fundraiser April 30, 2011

Winchester Orchestra Fundraiser April 30, 2011

Winchester Orchestra  WINCHESTER ORCHESTRA 2010-2011 Concert Season Andrew Gekoskie Music Director 219 Senseny    Glen Drive Winchester, VA  ...

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ILADS professional conference a success

ILADS professional conference a success

The ILADS 2010 Annual Meeting was unique in many aspects: ·        ...

 
 
Update on the ILADS Lyme Guidelines

Update on the ILADS Lyme Guidelines

The National Guidelines Clearinghouse (NGC) removes guidelines from its website listing if the guidelines...

 
 
Chronic Lyme Disease Controversy

Chronic Lyme Disease Controversy

Barbara talked with Dr. Bransfield and Dr. Zemel about Chronic Lyme Disease to get information and learn...

 
 
Shadowland of the Mind – It is a world eclipsed by strange lapses of memory and broken speech.

Shadowland of the Mind – It is a world eclipsed by strange lapses of memory and broken speech.

Then I realized something I had never fully grasped despite my research, despite my own Lyme disease....

 
 
High Anxiety (Neurological Lyme Disease, Part Three)

High Anxiety (Neurological Lyme Disease, Part Three)

Late in the summer of her twenty-second year, she developed the classic symptoms of Lyme disease and...

 
 
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News Coverage

Prevention Magazine recently interviewed Dr. Leo Shea and Dr. Andrea Gaito

Prevention Magazine recently interviewed Dr. Leo Shea and Dr. Andrea Gaito

Is A Tick Bite Causing Your Depression? However you feel about the mild winter we just experienced (Yay for less shoveling! Boo for global warming!), one thing...

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Leesburg Today covered ILADS member, Dr. Samuel Shor

Leesburg Today covered ILADS member, Dr. Samuel Shor

Those suffering from the effects of Lyme in Virginia have been joined by elected representatives and...

 
 
The New Hampshire Sentinel Health covered ILADS member, Dr. Jeffrey Greenfield and Dr. Daniel Cameron

The New Hampshire Sentinel Health covered ILADS member, Dr. Jeffrey Greenfield and Dr. Daniel Cameron

Joyce Cate had finished playing tennis one day in early May of 2010 when she realized she was far more...

 
 
Diagnosing and Treating Lyme Disease – Dr. Sam Shor interviewed

Diagnosing and Treating Lyme Disease – Dr. Sam Shor interviewed

The CDC estimates there are about 30.000 cases of Lyme disease in the U.S. These figures don’t include...

 
 
This Season’s Ticking Bomb

This Season’s Ticking Bomb

Warm Weather Means Ticks Will Be Out Early; A ‘Horrific’ Season for Lyme and Other Diseases They...

 
 
Dr Burrascano helps demystify Lyme on Australian TV

Dr Burrascano helps demystify Lyme on Australian TV

 
 
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Freedom To Practice

ILADS challenges denial of coverage for chronic Lyme disease

ILADS challenges denial of coverage for chronic Lyme disease

Abstract Objective To examine the generalizability of two National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded double-blind randomized placebo-controlled clinical trials...

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Dialogue the key to solving the Lyme disease crisis

Dialogue the key to solving the Lyme disease crisis

In another difference of opinion about the guidelines, Dr. Cameron said the IDSA and AAN parameters...

 
 
ILADS treatment guidelines published

ILADS treatment guidelines published

The IDSA’s symptomatic approaches to Lyme disease are limited and exclude many individuals with...

 
 
Call for physicians experienced in chronic Lyme disease to participate in the IDSA guideline development process

Call for physicians experienced in chronic Lyme disease to participate in the IDSA guideline development process

Bethesda, MD Feb. 9, 2009 – Members of the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society...

 
 
ILADS guidelines becomes a standard of care

ILADS guidelines becomes a standard of care

Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne disease in the world today. Despite extensive research into...

 
 
First professional society formed

First professional society formed

ILADS is a nonprofit, international, multidisciplinary medical society, dedicated to the diagnosis and...

 
 
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Press Releases

ILADS President; Dr. Robert Bransfield to speak at 2011 Conference

ILADS President; Dr. Robert Bransfield to speak at 2011 Conference

To learn more go to:  http://www.borreliose-gesellschaft.de/Veranstaltungen/2011Wuppertal/GeneralInformation     Conference Information: Fees: 75...

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Past President ILADS, Dr. Daniel Cameron speaks out

Past President ILADS, Dr. Daniel Cameron speaks out

  Past President ILADS, Dr. Daniel Cameron speaks out in article: Under-the-radar tick diseases...

 
 
ILADS Educational Meeting Europe – Augsburg, Germany May 27-28, 2011

ILADS Educational Meeting Europe – Augsburg, Germany May 27-28, 2011

Greetings Colleagues, We are pleased to announce the 2nd International Lyme & Associated Diseases...

 
 
ILADS releases statement in response to the Chicago Tribune article on Lyme disease

ILADS releases statement in response to the Chicago Tribune article on Lyme disease

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dr. Robert Bransfield, MD, DLFAPA, President of ILADS225 Highway 35Red Bank,...

 
 
IOM panel and selected speakers for Lyme Disease and Other Tickborne Diseases: The State of the Science

IOM panel and selected speakers for Lyme Disease and Other Tickborne Diseases: The State of the Science

The science in Lyme disease has been a topic of great debate and polemic viewpoints.  The two viewpoints...

 
 
Supporting Pennsylvania’s Lyme disease bill

Supporting Pennsylvania’s Lyme disease bill

Hon. Merle H. Phillips 315J Main Capitol Building PO Box 202108 Harrisburg, PA 17120-2108  Re:...

 
 
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Legislation

ILADS Physicians Betty Maloney and Daniel Cameron testified as experts in Virginia

ILADS Physicians Betty Maloney and Daniel Cameron testified as experts in Virginia

Fighting Lyme Disease : State Panel Aims To Improve Diagnosis, Treatment By Alex Bahr Thursday, December 2, 2010  For full text Dr. Peter Dimitry, a...

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Pennsylvania Senate Hearing

Pennsylvania Senate Hearing

Link to video of public hearing   Agenda and Testimony   – 2:27 Welcoming...

 
 
Call to protect a physician’s freedom to practice medicine

Call to protect a physician’s freedom to practice medicine

Connecticut Legislature Legislative Office Building Hartford, CT 06106-1591  February 5, 2009  Dear...

 
 
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Prevention Magazine recently interviewed Dr. Leo Shea and Dr. Andrea Gaito

Is A Tick Bite Causing Your Depression? However you feel about the mild winter we just experienced (Yay for less shoveling! Boo for global warming!), one thing no one’s excited about: The explosion in the tick population it caused. And while most people know that ticks can carry Lyme disease, many of us know very [...]

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Leesburg Today covered ILADS member, Dr. Samuel Shor

Those suffering from the effects of Lyme in Virginia have been joined by elected representatives and medical professionals in agreeing that the biggest challenge to dealing with the increasing threat of the disease locally is working with doctors to ensure patients are diagnosed and treated correctly—and to convince them that the disease is real and [...]

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The New Hampshire Sentinel Health covered ILADS member, Dr. Jeffrey Greenfield and Dr. Daniel Cameron

Joyce Cate had finished playing tennis one day in early May of 2010 when she realized she was far more fatigued than normal. By the time she returned home to Westmoreland after a grocery shopping trip, she was more worn out. “I felt like a dish rag,” she said. Within the next couple of days, [...]

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Diagnosing and Treating Lyme Disease – Dr. Sam Shor interviewed

The CDC estimates there are about 30.000 cases of Lyme disease in the U.S. These figures don’t include many who believe they have Lyme disease even though signs of infection don’t show up on lab tests. In addition, among many with evidence of exposure, there’s no proof that the bacteria associated with Lyme disease is [...]

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This Season’s Ticking Bomb

Warm Weather Means Ticks Will Be Out Early; A ‘Horrific’ Season for Lyme and Other Diseases They can wait for months, clinging to the edge of a blade of grass or a bush, for the whiff of an animal’s breath or vibration telling them a host approaches. Around the country, state and federal health officials [...]

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Dr Burrascano helps demystify Lyme on Australian TV

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ILADS Experts: Robert Bransfield MD and Judith Leventhal PhD To Lecture at Holmdel High April 26

The peak Lyme disease transmission season in New Jersey is May through August. Knowledge about this devastating disease, the importance of quick treatment and understanding of typical co-infections, are concerns for anyone living in Monmouth County. The Holmdel High School Parent Teacher Student Organization, in cooperation with the non-profit Lyme Disease Association, invites the public [...]

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Dr. Sam Shor – Lyme Disease Risks May Be Higher This Year

WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) — A new report this month suggests higher risks of Lyme disease this spring. According to findings from a team at New York’s Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies led by Dr. Richard Ostfeld, changes in acorns and mouse populations will lead to a surge in Lyme disease this spring. Fewer acorns equal [...]

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Somerset county to honor ILADS Past President, Dr. Andrea Gaito at March 23 dinner

The Outstanding Women in Somerset County awards dinner sponsored by the county Commission on the Status of Women presents awards annually in celebration of Women’s History Month in March. Honorees are women who live in Somerset County. “The 19 women being honored this year represent a cross-section of backgrounds and abilities,” said Freeholder Mark Caliguire, [...]

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Soldier’s spirit is fighting fit as he recovers from mysterious illness

By Greg Barnes, Staff writer A year ago, Chris Harriss’ hands shook so badly that he couldn’t consistently place a small ball into a big basket. He could barely climb stairs and couldn’t drive a car. His speech became so slow and slurred that it was almost incomprehensible. A year later, after controversial treatment for [...]

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