February 19, 2025
Lyme Fly-In
Center for Lyme Action will host its annual Virtual Fly-In to connect advocates with their Members of Congress. Last year 350 advocates registered for more than 200 meetings with Congress Members.
HHS Presents – The Role of Mold Toxicity in Patients With Lyme Disease with Neil Nathan, MD
Audience
The general public; patients, caregivers, family members, and advocates; clinicians and healthcare providers; researchers; funding organizations
Meeting Goal
The purpose of this meeting is to engage the public-patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers, in particular-in an educational and informative session on the challenges of tick-borne disease diagnosis, particularly in people of color, outdoor workers, members of the military, children, older adults, and during pregnancy. Presentations by clinicians and researchers will provide insights into these complex and multi-faceted topics. The session will also feature updates on promising new diagnostic technologies.
Meeting Objectives
- Validate the detrimental effects of missed or delayed diagnoses on the lives of patients and their loved ones.
- Provide updates on new developments in diagnostic technologies.
- Educate the audience about the nuances and obstacles of diagnosing tick-borne diseases and associated illnesses (e.g., Alpha-gal Syndrome) in special populations.
- Furnish information to help healthcare providers recognize, diagnose, and promptly treat tick-borne diseases and associated illnesses, particularly in special populations.
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February 12, 2025
Treating PANS/PANDAS and Chronic Infections
Explore the primary infectious triggers of PANS and effective herbal treatments for infections like Mycoplasma, Streptococcus, EBV, Candida, and more (including potential mold considerations) in this webinar featuring multiple experts.
February 04, 2025
LymeLight Presents – The Role of Mold Toxicity in Patients With Lyme Disease with Neil Nathan, MD
Patients who have Lyme disease and co-infections frequently also have mold toxicity. The symptoms of Lyme and mold toxicity overlap greatly, and more often than people realize, it is the mold toxicity that is keeping patients sick. It is increasingly important to check all Lyme patients for mold toxicity and treat when appropriate, and we will discuss this in some detail.
