Roland Hulme's blog

New York University recently posted a controversial article; arguing that U.S. Health Agencies are actively suppressing the true extent of tick borne illnesses.

A recent article in Kentucky.com confirms what many believe – but the CDC still deny: That Lyme disease-carrying deer ticks are more widespread than people realize.

At the 15th European Microscopy Congress in Manchester, England, scientists presented a paper suggesting that borrelia burgdorferi – the bacterium which causes Lyme disease – really can ‘come back from the dead’ like Lyme advocates have argued.

Almost two decades without diagnosis have had a lasting impact on one boy’s life.

Thousands of American children could be living with Lyme disease – yet diagnosed with something else.

Ticks are the best known vector for Lyme disease – but could be bugs spread the disease too?

Could Lyme disease damage patient’s eyesight? A new report suggests so.

Required reading at Tree and Lawn Care is Richard Ostfeld’s book Lyme Disease: The Ecology of a Complex System,which