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Indeed. A media celebrity will draw lots of attention, thus even more people are going to soundly understand the severity of lyme disease in modern society and will become more difficult to ignore.

She lived with supossely diagnosed fibromyalgia symptoms for 16 years before she was finally diagnosed with Lyme and other tick-borne diseases (TBD) in 2007. She describes her symptoms as the typical ones we all associate with fibro: fatigue, muscle and joint pain, headaches and allodynia, but...

Agreed, not everything is joy and happiness with subvencioned "Universal" medical care. With nationalized you're giving out all the power in regards of decisions to a national institution. And National Institution are not infallible, they can commit mistakes and in consequence disregards the...

This proves how easily Lyme disease can be misdiagnosed when a tick or the rash are not clearly identified as one of the causes. Since lyme disease symptons are quite similar to other conditions.

So, LymeDisease.org has just launched a interactive symptoms checklist tool and they thought it right, that checklist would make a neat billboard. I endorse this idea, good informative and well done billboards will increase awareness towards the lyme disease. As Wisconsin, more people will...

I think they already thought about the impact in ecosystem by introducing genetically engineered mice into the wilderness. Since is already a local specie, put other mice will only lead to a gene modification given these ones outlive those that are not genetically modified.

Could help as backup evidence to tell your doctor -after finding all the symptoms- whether you really got lyme disease or not. There is always a gap for uncertainty though.

Mmm well I used to kill ticks by burning, I put them in a napkin to afterwards set it in fire. Pretty messy but burns them to a crisp. A thermal barrier as tick repellent is even a smarter idea.

Any person knowledgeable enough can contribute in developing teaching materials and educational tools on Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases. And not only for school's material, but also to increase awareness among communities. Spreading quality Information that helps to properly educate...

Thanks for the tip. Is a fact that ticks are vulnerable to high temperatures and don't like making contact with an intolerably warm surface, even if is the skin of a healthy host.