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Lyme Disease Sufferers Tell About Beating Lyme Symptoms on Success Stories Interview Series
Lyme disease sufferers tell about beating Lyme symptoms in the Success Stories series available on the Lyme Disease Research Database (LDRD) web site. Recent interviews feature an Ironman competitor, a Hollywood stunt man, and an American living abroad. The growing collection of stories offers a variety of personal perspectives on healing from this complex disease. In addition to Lyme Success Stories, the LDRD web site presents an ongoing series of interviews with ILADS experts and others discussing Lyme disease symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

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.

Incidence and Impact of Lyme Disease on the Rise
With roughly 20,000 new cases reported each year to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Lyme disease is the most common vector-borne infection in the United States. As infections increase, the need for research becomes clear.

Lyme Disease Hasn't Gone Away
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that can be contracted from the black-legged, or deer tick. Deer ticks look like small dog ticks. This disease occurs in both North America and in Europe, although different species of deer tick are usually responsible for spreading it.

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.