Guidelines published
ILADS treatment guidelines published
Guidelines of the Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA) fall short of meeting the needs for diagnosis and treatment of individuals with chronic Lyme disease. The latest IDSA Guidelines (2000) fail to take into account the compelling, peer-reviewed, published evidence confirming persistent, recurrent and refractory Lyme disease and, in fact, deny its existence. ILADS identified the need for new and expanded guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme and associated diseases. In 2001, a working party was formed to evaluate current practices and to encourage new standards of care.
- The Diane Rehm show from American University Radio discussed Lyme disease on WAMU radio
- ILADS guidelines becomes a standard of care
- ILADS summarizes its push for the Freedom to Practice Medicine
- IDSA hearing July 30, 2009
- ILADS Members Question Motives of New England Journal of Medicine Article on Lyme Disease Treatment
- Dr. Edwin Master's passed away on father's day
- Lawmakers challenged with Lyme Disease
- Experts debate Lyme disease-violence claim
- Chronic Lyme Disease Controversy
- Update on the ILADS Lyme Guidelines
R-Anne
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24 February, 2010 10:18:52
Thank You for issuing this press release to clarify why the guidelines have not been updated. Many in the Lyme community had been given ...
Irene Bayersdorfer
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01 August, 2009 09:01:14
I have been diagnosed many times as having a positive reaction from the Lyme profile, however in most cases a Western blot was not ordered. ...
trishden
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31 July, 2009 10:50:08
Thanks Sue I won't bother wasting my time listening to the regurgitations of
IDSA & ALDF. Although Dr. Bransfield is one of the good guys ...
Ivanko
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30 July, 2009 05:09:37
ILADS is my favorite.
Oliver Brody
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27 July, 2009 09:32:10
Will the webcast be available to watch after the conference?
