Summary A Johns Hopkins study found that males with early Lyme disease had stronger antibody responses and more severe illness than females, particularly compared with pre-menopausal females, despite having a […]
Summary A large Johns Hopkins study demonstrates that individuals diagnosed and treated for Lyme disease face a substantially higher risk of developing new-onset autoimmune inflammatory arthritis. By analyzing extensive health […]
Summary In a case series, Johns Hopkins researchers used infrared thermography (IRT) to capture heat patterns associated with the erythema migrans (EM) rash and surrounding inflammation in early Lyme disease. […]
Summary This is the largest peer-reviewed prospective controlled study in the US that specifically focuses on the longer-term outcomes of early diagnosed and promptly treated Lyme disease patients. Results found […]
