ILADS Research
Medical Revisionists Threaten Effective Lyme Treatment
by Raphael B. Stricker, MD
HARTFORD COURANT — July 31st, 2006
Bell's Palsy of the Gut" and other GI Manifestations of Lyme and Associated Diseases
by Virginia T Sherr, MD
PRACTICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY — April 2006
Munchausen’s Syndrome by Proxy and Lyme Disease: Medical Misogyny or Diagnostic Mystery?
by Virginia T Sherr, MD
Medical Hypotheses, 2005, Vol 65(5): p 440–447
Human babesiosis—an unrecorded reality. Absence of formal registry undermines its detection, diagnosis and treatment, suggesting need for immediate mandatory reporting
by Virginia T Sherr, MD
Medical Hypotheses, 2004, Vol 63(4): p 609-15 — posted with permission from Elsevier Science Ltd.
Lyme Disease Is No Fun: Let's Get Well! A New Book for Children with Lyme
by Mary Wall MS Ed, CCLS, and CM Smith, Editor
Books may be purchased by sending a check or money order for $6 to the Lyme Disease Association, PO Box 1438 Jackson, NJ 08527, or by ordering online at the Lyme Disease Association website.
The Effects of Lyme Disease on Students, Schools, and School Policy
by Patricia V Smith, President, Lyme Disease Association
From School Leader Sept/Oct 2004
The official publication of the New Jersey School Boards Association (posted with permission). This article may also be downloaded from the Lyme Disease Association website
Treatment of Lyme disease—a medicolegal assessment
by Lorraine B Johnson, JD, MBA, and Raphael B Stricker, MD
Expert Review of Anti-infective Therapy, August, 2004 Vol 2 (4): p 533–57
Babesia Infections in Switzerland?
by Mrs Laurence Meer-Scherrer, MD
Infectious diseases—Official Swiss Federal Public Health Journal — January 2000
Panic Attacks May Reveal Previously Unsuspected Chronic Disseminated Lyme Disease
by Virginia T. Sherr, MD
Journal of Psychiatric Practice, Vol. 6, No. 6 — November, 2000
The Physician as a Patient: Lyme Disease, Ehrlichiosis, and Babesiosis
by Virginia T. Sherr, MD
Reprinted with permission from Practical Gastroenterology — January 2000
