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Tick-Borne Infections & Pans/Pandas in the UK #Pans #Pandas #Lyme #Bartonella #Babesia #TickBorneInfections #MCAS #POTS #ME . Views my own. np9000.bsky.social

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CoRE at Mount Sinai (@coresinai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Be part of a clinical trial evaluating a new device for chronic pain and sleep disturbances in individuals with post-treatment Lyme disease. Contact [email protected] for more information.

Be part of a clinical trial evaluating a new device for chronic pain and sleep disturbances in individuals with post-treatment Lyme disease. Contact CoreResearch@MountSinai.org for more information.
Putrino Lab (@putrinolab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm glad to see BuzzFeed running educational content about tick- and vector-borne illness like #lyme, but I must disagree with Dr Shapiro, who is quoted in this article, that an infected tick *has* to be on for 24-36 hrs to transmit Lyme Disease. The 1/ buzzfeed.com/jillianwilson/…

Putrino Lab (@putrinolab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

public should be aware that transmission of Borrelia Burgdorferi, the bacteria that causes #Lyme disease can happen sooner than 24-36 hours. In fact, nymph ticks (much harder to spot than full-grown) have been known to transmit Lyme to a host in under 12 hours. Furthermore, 2/

Putrino Lab (@putrinolab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ticks carry other pathogens than just Borrelia! Potwassan Virus can be transmitted inside of 15 MINUTES, Anaplasma, Ehrlichia and Babesia definitely can be transmitted within 12 hours (sometimes less), and Rickettsia infection has been shown to occur in less than 6 hours in 3/

Putrino Lab (@putrinolab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

some studies, and there hasn't been enough good research to give us a solid answer about Bartonella (which is wild in and of itself). I'm not sharing this information to cause any sort of fear or upset about tick-borne illness, rather: I'm sharing facts from peer-reviewed 4/

Project Lyme (@projectlyme) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Researchers treated white-footed mice—major carriers of Lyme disease bacteria—with hygromycin A. This antibiotic, which has a narrow focus & doesn’t kill helpful bacteria, stopped the Lyme bacteria from spreading from mice to ticks. More via Oxford Academic academic.oup.com/jid/advance-ar…

Researchers treated white-footed mice—major carriers of Lyme disease bacteria—with hygromycin A. This antibiotic, which has a narrow focus &amp; doesn’t kill helpful bacteria, stopped the Lyme bacteria from spreading from mice to ticks. More via <a href="/OUPAcademic/">Oxford Academic</a> academic.oup.com/jid/advance-ar…
Kris Newby (@krisnewby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Neil Stone Joe Rogan Fact corrections about #Lyme disease and bioweapons, from someone who has written a book and produced a film about this, respectfully submitted. —I found no proof that the Lyme bacterium was “manmade,” but a 2021 study found that the B31 Lyme bacterium strain, Borrelia

<a href="/DrNeilStone/">Neil Stone</a> <a href="/joerogan/">Joe Rogan</a> Fact corrections about #Lyme disease and bioweapons, from someone who has written a book and produced a film about this, respectfully submitted.
—I found no proof that the Lyme bacterium was “manmade,” but a 2021 study found that the B31 Lyme bacterium strain, Borrelia
Kris Newby (@krisnewby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New York Post Fact corrections about #Lyme disease and bioweapons, from someone who has written a book and produced a film about this, respectfully submitted. Joe Rogan Podcast News —I found no proof that the Lyme bacterium was “manmade,” but a 2021 study found that the B31 Lyme bacterium strain,

<a href="/nypost/">New York Post</a> Fact corrections about #Lyme disease and bioweapons, from someone who has written a book and produced a film about this, respectfully submitted. <a href="/joeroganhq/">Joe Rogan Podcast News</a> 
—I found no proof that the Lyme bacterium was “manmade,” but a 2021 study found that the B31 Lyme bacterium strain,
te (@tamara7063) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lyme Disease study: 10 years of 3 month follow-up visits from 2014-2023 All presented signs early Lyme disease yet only 23% tested positive using CDC’s two-tiered test.Even those w/diagnostic Lyme rashes larger than 5 cm,just 34% tested positive! frontiersin.org/journals/medic…

Neurologist Mom (@neurologistmom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you have a question for a rare expert on tick-borne diseases for her Tick Talk? If so, please leave it in the comments and share this post to reach more people. 🙏🏻 * Michal Caspi Tal, PhD, is an immunoengineer, and a Principal Scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of

LymeDisease.org (@lymenews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A 10-year study has uncovered significant flaws in how Lyme disease is diagnosed and treated in its earliest stages—potentially affecting millions of Americans. READ MORE: lymedisease.org/lyme-biobank-s… via Bay Area Lyme Foundation Lyme Disease Biobank

Hopeful (@hopesaxons) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It still surprises how many parents don’t want to hear how a virus, infection, Lyme, Bartonella can trigger 🧠 inflammation. They assume it will never happen to them. When you or your family have been affected it can be v isolating. I still believe that awareness is crucial.

Dana Parish (@danaparish) 's Twitter Profile Photo

MKULTRA in Australia Terrible. First thing I would do is look for Lyme and Bartonella. Strep is not always the culprit, but is coexisting with the others.

Project Lyme (@projectlyme) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🧵 1/2 Researchers studied 253 people from Long Island, NY, & Central Wisconsin with signs of Lyme disease. Only 23% tested positive on the standard CDC tests, even though many had telltale early symptoms via Frontiers frontiersin.org/journals/medic…

🧵 1/2 Researchers studied 253 people from Long Island, NY, &amp; Central Wisconsin with signs of Lyme disease. Only 23% tested positive on the standard CDC tests, even though many had telltale early symptoms via <a href="/FrontiersIn/">Frontiers</a> frontiersin.org/journals/medic…