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Working Group Meeting: Lyme Patient Access to Care Still Under Attack
The recent 2-day virtual meeting of the Federal Tick-Borne Disease Working Group (WG) on Day 1 was more subdued than prior meetings , but Day 2 again brought forth an effort to minimize the patient access to care chapter and chronic Lyme. Day 1 September 15, 2020 Patients and patient advocates delivered verbal comments, including […]
Elizabeth L. Maloney, MD Publishes on Reducing the Burden of Lyme Disease
Elizabeth L. Maloney, MD, President of the Partnership for Tick-Borne Diseases Education and Family Medicine Physician in Wyoming, MN published a paper titled “Reducing the Burden of Lyme Disease” in Minnesota Family Physician. It includes discussion of tick bite management, early treatment, and shared decision-making.
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Cardiac Symptoms chest pain or rib soreness, shortness of breath, heart palpitations, pulse skips, heart block, heart murmur, seizure activity, white matter lesions, low blood pressure. Symptoms Neurological headache toothache tremor ear lips square Cardiac Click for Symptoms Accordion content EM Rash, Other Rashes Accordion Title Only about 9% get the classic bull’s eye rash. […]
Tick-Borne Condition Alpha-Gal: Info on It & for Those with Alpha-Gal
Alpha-gal is a sugar molecule found in most mammals (not people, apes, monkeys) and in products made from mammals including medications, vaccines, cosmetics, gelatin and milk products. It is not normally found in fish, reptiles or birds. Alpha gal is also found in some types of ticks. Click here for CDC website on Alpha-gal What […]
11th Meeting of TBDWG – January 28-29, 2020 Summary
The 11th meeting of the Tick-borne Disease Working Group (TBDWG) was held at the Hyatt Place Washington DC/US Capitol, 33 New York Avenue NE, Washington, DC. During the two-day meeting, the Working Group 1) heard presentations on findings and actions for TBDWG to consider from eight subcommittees; 2) heard updates from the Public Comment and […]
Thousands of Asian Longhorned Ticks Infest and Kill 5 Cows in NC
Five cows died in Surry County, North Carolina due to the self-cloning Asian longhorned tick. More than 1000 ticks were found on each cow. These ticks are capable of creating severe infestations on animal hosts. The cause of death was acute anemia, as the cows were drained of blood by the ticks. Asian longhorned ticks […]