Translation
Lyme Disease Information
Places You Can Find Me
-
Donations for Blog Support
Recent Comments
- mu171970 on Krissy Nordhoff – My Healing Story
- mu171970 on Krissy Nordhoff – My Healing Story
- nordnuts1 on Krissy Nordhoff – My Healing Story
- lymelights on Krissy Nordhoff – My Healing Story
- ecftube on Krissy Nordhoff – My Healing Story
Archives
Category Archives: Lyme Disease News
Time Is Running Out For Controversial Chronic Lyme Disease Doctor
Time Is Running Out For Controversial Chronic Lyme Disease Doctor
This spring, Dr. Charles Ray Jones, a controversial and internationally known expert on Lyme disease in New Haven, was ready to quit. For the last five years, Jones has been defending himself against accusations that he is violating standards of care.
Read more on New Haven Advocate
Read more on Time Is Running Out For Controversial Chronic Lyme Disease Doctor…
Posted in Lyme Disease News
Tagged Chronic, Controversial, disease, Doctor, Lyme, Running, time
Leave a comment
Will Medicare checks in the mail help Dems?
Will Medicare checks in the mail help Dems?
WASHINGTON (AP) — A check from Uncle Sam gets your attention, even if the money doesn’t help that much with the bills.
Read more on The Vacaville Reporter
Go big or go home… Carlson takes cycling to the Xtreme
Go big or go home… Carlson takes cycling to the Xtreme
When in comes to cycling, Joan Carlson, 40, of Menomonie doesn’t mess around. In four years of competitive racing, Carlson rarely finishes anywhere but first place.
Read more on Dunn County News
Read more on Go big or go home… Carlson takes cycling to the Xtreme…
The Ravages Of Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease
The Ravages Of Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease
No matter what age the disease appears, it begins killing brain cells at an accelerated pace MORE HEALTH NEWS It was a simple question: “What day is it?” But it was one 52-year-old Nathan Johnson Jr., kept asking his wife, Brenda.
Read more on Hartford Courant
Read more on The Ravages Of Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease…
Kids learn skills at weekend shoot
Kids learn skills at weekend shoot
Back in the woods, just outside of Christiana, the Atlgen Sportsmen’s Club and various other skilled marksmen put together an afternoon of shooting for local youth.
Read more on Avon Grove Sun
Bunnies salute top 2010 players
Bunnies salute top 2010 players
The Brockville Bunnies paid tribute and honoured a second-year player who has more than baseball on his mind this week. Matt DeLuca, the Bunnies stalwart catcher for the past two summers, was named the club’s MVP for the second straight season on Monday.[...]
Read more on The Brockville Recorder and Times
Chronic pain affects higher proportion of women than men: Research
Chronic pain affects higher proportion of women than men: Research
Women experience chronic pain longer, more intensely and more often than men, according to a psychologist who works with both men and women dealing with diseases and conditions that leave them suffering.
Read more on News-Medical-Net
Read more on Chronic pain affects higher proportion of women than men: Research…
Posted in Lyme Disease News
Tagged affects, Chronic, higher, pain, proportion, Research, Than, women
Leave a comment
Study finds Olaparib can reduce tumor size in ovarian cancer women
Study finds Olaparib can reduce tumor size in ovarian cancer women
Understanding the underlying genetic weakness of certain types of cancer may lead to targeted therapy and provide the key to effective treatment, a new study suggests. An international consortium of researchers has shown that an investigational drug, Olaparib, can reduce the size of tumors in women with advanced hereditary ovarian cancer with BRCA gene mutations.
Read more on News-Medical-Net
Read more on Study finds Olaparib can reduce tumor size in ovarian cancer women…
Ticked Off? Georgians Study Parasite
Ticked Off? Georgians Study Parasite
Ticks are as much a part of summer as the great outdoors and a walk in the woods. They suck blood and spread disease. But a Georgia researcher says, there’s more to ticks than their bite. She’s working with other scientists on a $2 million project to figure out a tick mystery. Lorenza Beati…
Read more on Georgia Public Broadcasting
New Delhi: Not the Only City Whose Name is Associated With Disease
New Delhi: Not the Only City Whose Name is Associated With Disease
India is upset over New Delhi’s association with a new ‘superbug’, but it could be worse.
Read more on Wall Street Journal Blogs
Read more on New Delhi: Not the Only City Whose Name is Associated With Disease…
Posted in Lyme Disease News
Tagged associated, city, Delhi, disease, Name, Only, Whose
Leave a comment
Endurance Ride and Stride to fight Lyme disease
Endurance Ride and Stride to fight Lyme disease
ALGONQUIN – All bikers and runners are encouraged to register for the Endurance Ride and Stride on Saturday to help fight Lyme disease.
Read more on Northwest Herald
Read more on Endurance Ride and Stride to fight Lyme disease…
Controversy with a bite
Controversy with a bite
What if you picked up a crippling bacterial disease, but your doctor says it’s virtually impossible you have it? Or the doctor agrees you’re sick, but won’t treat you for fear of being drummed out of the profession?
Read more on Vancouver Sun
Local woman finishes 2,178-mile Appalachian Trail
Local woman finishes 2,178-mile Appalachian Trail
Stacey Costner of Kings Mountain hiked the Appalachian Trail; all 2,178 miles. “I’m in love with nature and it is always kind of a wonderful escape to head up to the mountains,” Costner said. Costner began her hike March 7, 2009, and finished…
Read more on The Gaston Gazette
Read more on Local woman finishes 2,178-mile Appalachian Trail…
Posted in Lyme Disease News
Tagged 2178mile, Appalachian, finishes, Local, Trail, woman
Leave a comment
Dr. Gott: Will MS respond to herbals?
Dr. Gott: Will MS respond to herbals?
Q) Please give me information on multiple sclerosis. Do you recommend any holistic or natural supplements that are helpful in treating the condition? My 41-year-old daughter-in-law has just been diagnosed with it. Thank you.
Read more on Erie Times-News
