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Publications
by ILADS Members
Sharlene K. Johnson (ILADS members are quoted in the article, but the author is not an ILADS member)
Tiny Tick, Big Problem
Parents Magazine. June 27, 2007.
Raphael B.
Stricker, MD:
Counterpoint: Long-Term Antibiotic Therapy Improves Persistent Symptoms Associated with Lyme Disease
Clinical Infectious Diseases. June 15, 2007.
Robert C. Bransfield, M.D:
Morgellons Disease
Red Bank, N.J. June 13, 2007.
Alan Mc
Donald:
Defeating
Dementia
Interview with
Clinical Neurology News.
April, 2007.
R. A. Hamlen
& D. S. Kliman:
Lyme
Disease: Etiology, Neuropsychological Sequelae, and Educational
Impact
Newspaper of the National Association of School Psychologists,
February, 2007.
Daniel J
Cameron, MD:
Lyme
disease more than a simple bug
The
Journal News. December 14, 2006.
Daniel J Cameron, MD:
Generalizability
in two clinical trials of Lyme disease
Epidemiologic
Perspectives & Innovations. October 17, 2006.
James Schaller, MD:
The
Diagnosis and Treatment of Babesia
The
Health Care Professional's Guide to the Treatment and Diagnosis
of Human Babesiosis
Virginia T Sherr, MD:
A
Precious Gift
HARTFORD
COURANT. October 1st, 2006.
Steven
Phillips, MD, Wilton:
A
Medical Conference Would Help Close The Rift
HARTFORD COURANT. September 24th, 2006.
Sandy Berenbaum:
Lyme
Disease Treatment Is Source Of Contention
August 5th, 2006.
Raphael B.
Stricker, MD:
Medical
Revisionists Threaten Effective Lyme Treatment
HARTFORD
COURANT. July 31st, 2006.
Virginia
T Sherr, MD:
"Bell's
Palsy of the Gut" and other GI Manifestations of Lyme and
Associated Diseases
PRACTICAL
GASTROENTEROLOGY. April 2006.
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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