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Lyme Disease Receives CDC Budgetary Increase
On July 17, 2009 the HHS Appropriations Committee reported an increase of $3.66 million for Lyme disease, from $5.27 million to $8.93 million, for the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), the only increase for diseases in the National Center for Zoonotic and Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases.

Lyme Organizations: New IDSA Guidelines Panel, Unbalanced & Biased; Congressman and Patient Groups Voice Concerns
Patient groups voiced concern and disappointment about the new Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) Lyme disease guidelines' panel, which excludes physicians who treat patients with chronic Lyme disease.

Think Tank to Examine Link Between Autism and Lyme Disease January 26-28
Why are doctors saying that up to 90% of children with autism are infected with Lyme disease? The Lyme Induced Autism Foundation is holding a physicians' Think Tank on January 26-28th in San Diego, CA to discuss this recent finding.

May Marks Lyme Disease Awareness Month: Is Lyme Disease The Next Tsunami Fact or Fiction?
May 2007 is Lyme Disease Awareness Month. Christine N. Cibula, M.S. of Living With Lyme, A Division of Strategic Living, Inc. sheds light on the lesser known facts and widely accepted fiction surrounding Lyme disease that perpetuates the improper diagnosis, testing, and treatment of Lyme Disease patients Nationwide and Worldwide. You decide whether Lyme disease as the next tsunami is fact or fiction.

A Lyme Literate Physician Explains the Newest Blood Tests for Lyme Disease and Patient Confusion of Testing Accuracy
In response to recent patients questions about various Lyme tests currently available, Dr. Dominick Braccia, a Lyme literate physician, and Medical Director of a clinic specializing in the testing and successful treatment of Lyme patients, provides an explanation of the latest Lyme tests and Lyme testing procedures that are often very confusing to patients.