LymeSpot revised: The new generation EliSpot
Anyone familiar with Lyme disease knows that the condition comes with a whole host of bothersome (and often debilitating) symptoms. But can Lyme disease cause pain? It turns out that
Much of the attention given to Lyme disease currently centres around the diagnosis and treatment of the condition in an acute stage. But what happens if Lyme disease goes untreated?
As Lyme disease becomes more prevalent all over the world, experts are continuing to study how the condition affects us. In truth, much of Lyme disease is still a mystery
In the wide spectrum of diseases that human beings can catch, Lyme disease is one of the lesser-known. However, it can potentially be one of the most debilitating. The fact
Lyme disease is an insidious disorder that comes in two distinct phases. The first is the acute phase, which often mimics the flu. Symptoms at this point are generalised, and
Lyme disease on its own can be a devastating prospect, potentially setting up patients for a life of chronic symptoms. One area that has been critically understudied is the neurological
What Is Summer Fatigue? It’s summer. The weather is lovely, and it’s time to spend some time outdoors! So why is it that you’re experiencing a loss of energy? Long,
Ticks are usually associated with the late spring and summer months. Warmer weather brings them out to search for hosts, and receiving a tick bite in winter would be considered
Correctly diagnosing Lyme disease continues to be one of the most significant challenges faced by patients and the wider medical community. Misdiagnosis rates (that we can quantify) are extremely high,
Lyme disease is the most common vector-borne disease in the world. Patient numbers continue to rise every year, with instances of the condition reported in most countries in Europe and