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Publications
by ILADS Members
Virginia
T Sherr, MD:
Munchausen’s
Syndrome by Proxy and Lyme Disease: Medical Misogyny or Diagnostic
Mystery?
Medical Hypotheses, 2005, Vol 65(5): p 440–447
Abstract
reprinted with permission from Medical Hypotheses
Virginia
T Sherr, MD:
Human
babesiosis—an unrecorded reality. Absence of formal registry
undermines its detection, diagnosis and treatment, suggesting
need for immediate mandatory reporting.
Medical Hypotheses, 2004, Vol 63(4): p 609–15
posted with
permission from Elsevier Science Ltd.
Mary Wall
MS Ed, CCLS, and CM Smith, editor:
Lyme Disease
Is No Fun: Let's Get Well!
A New Book for Children with Lyme
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.
Patricia
V Smith, President, Lyme Disease Association:
The
Effects of Lyme Disease on Students, Schools, and School Policy
(pdf)
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
Lorraine
B Johnson, JD, MBA, and Raphael B Stricker, MD:
Treatment
of Lyme disease—a medicolegal assessment
Expert Review of Anti-infective Therapy, August, 2004 Vol
2 (4): p 533–57
Mrs Laurence
Meer-Scherrer, MD:
Babesia
Infections in Switzerland?
Infectious diseases—Official Swiss Federal Public Health
Journal, January 2000
Virginia
T. Sherr, MD:
Panic
Attacks May Reveal Previously Unsuspected Chronic Disseminated
Lyme Disease
Journal of Psychiatric Practice, Vol. 6, No. 6, November,
2000
Virginia
T Sherr, MD:
The
Physician as a Patient: Lyme Disease, Ehrlichiosis, and Babesiosis
A Recounting of a Personal Experience with Tick-Borne Diseases
reprinted
with permission from Practical Gastroenterology, January
2000
WT Harvey,
MD and P Salvato, MD:
‘Lyme
disease’: ancient engine of an unrecognized borreliosis pandemic?
Medical Hypotheses, 2003, Vol 60: p 742–759
posted with
permission from Elsevier Science Ltd.
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