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11/19/2024

Exploring the 2024 ILADS Annual Scientific Conference

The International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) hosted its 2024 Annual Scientific Conference from November 7–10, 2024, at the Grand Hyatt San Antonio River Walk in San Antonio, Texas. This highly rated conference focuses on the theme "Redefining Lyme Disease: The Fusion of Science and Practice," bringing together healthcare professionals, researchers, and advocates to advance the understanding and treatment of Lyme and other tick-borne illnesses.

Education

08/06/2024

Choosing the “Right” Herbs for Chronic Lyme

All herbs have antimicrobial properties, but some have stronger antimicrobial properties than others. It depends on the microbe stress in the plant’s natural environment. The greater the microbe stress, the stronger the antimicrobial properties. While there are many herbs and medicinal mushrooms that could be considered for treating chronic Lyme disease, expert naturalist Dr. Bill Rawls provides a list of the best-suited choices for Lyme.

Education

07/08/2024

Florida’s Lyme Disease Is Undercounted

Melissa Bell, President of the Florida Lyme Disease Association, recently met with Florida Surgeon General Joseph A. Ladapo, MD, PhD, to discuss Lyme disease in their state. Their zoom call also included others from the Department of Health as well as Professor Kerry Clark from the University of North Florida. Here is a follow-up email Melissa sent to the Dr. Ladapo, summarizing the call. This is a highly informative resource for anyone seeking to contact their local and state health officials. 

Education

04/12/2024

Man Plans To Hike The US’s Triple Crown, Raise Awareness About Tick-Borne Disease

Steve was an educator. For years he taught at a public highschool following the International Baccalaureate curriculum in Detroit, Michigan. He chaperoned kids on experiential learning trips and worked to get them excited about education. Now that he is retired, he has a new mission. Hike the three longest trails in the United States, educating and raising awareness of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases along the way.