How to Remove a Tick

Proper tick removal is very important to lessen your risk of disease transmission. Learn the proper technique here!

Tick Testing

Order a comprehensive tick analysis by mail and learn what disease causing microbes the tick may be carrying. The testing on ticks is much more accurate than the testing for humans. This does not tell you if you've been infected, it just provides the knowledge of what diseases that tick was carrying.

Lyme Testing — IGeneX

Igenex offers comprehensive testing for tick borne diseases, including a Lyme disease western blot that tests for OspA and OspB. These testing markers are left off of most Lyme disease western blots due to a Lyme disease vaccine that was taken off the market in 2002.

MSIDS Questionnaire

Take this questionnaire developed by Dr. Richard Horowitz to help understand your potential of having one or more tick borne diseases. This is not a definitive diagnostic, rather it is meant to help you understand the range of symptoms you could experience and help you consider whether to seek treatment from a Lyme literate medical doctor.

Find a Doctor — ILADS

Use this directory to help find a Lyme Literate Medical Doctor in your area.

Find a Doctor — lymedisease.org

Use this directory to help find a Lyme Literate Medical Doctor in your area.

Print Our Now Streaming Flyer

Print The Quiet Epidemic's "Now Streaming" flier with a helpful QR code to scan which takes you directly to the streaming sites.

Print our Lyme Disease Fact Sheet!

Eight helpful Lyme facts to have with you at all times.

LymeLight Foundation

LymeLight Foundation provides treatment grants to enable eligible children and young adults with Lyme disease to receive proper treatment and medication. Since their inception in 2011, LymeLight has awarded grants totaling $8 million to 1,148 individuals in 49 states.

Bay Area Lyme

Bay Area Lyme Foundation is a national non-profit organization based in Silicon Valley that collaborates with world-class scientists and institutions to accelerate medical breakthroughs for Lyme disease. It is also dedicated to providing reliable, fact-based information so that prevention and the importance of early treatment are common knowledge. Their website is a hub of valuable information.

Ticks Suck!

An incredible resource for those who were just bitten, have questions, and want to know what to do. Sponsored by the Steven and Alexandra Cohen foundations Lyme disease initiative.

LymeDisease.org

Lymedisease.org educates the community and policy makers through their website and blogs. They are a hub of valuable Lyme disease information.

Project Lyme

Project Lyme’s mission is to eradicate the epidemic of tick-borne diseases through awareness and education, support of cutting-edge science, and advocacy for solutions to end the suffering. Another valuable resource for those starting their Lyme disease journey.

Lyme Action Network

The Lyme Action Network is a not-for-profit organization working to advance information and understanding about Tick Borne Diseases. Based in upstate NY they too are a wealth of Lyme disease information.

Research on Long Lyme

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The Bitter Feud Over LymeRix

Lyme Vaccine Controversy

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Cure Unknown

by Pamela Weintraub

Lyme: The First Epidemic of Climate Change

by Mary Beth Pfeiffer

Gone in a Heartbeat: A Physician's Search for True Healing

by Dr. Neil Spector M.D.

How Can I Get Better? An Action Plan For Treating Lyme & Chronic Disease

By Dr. Richard Horowitz

In the Crucible of Chronic Lyme Disease

By Dr. Kenneth Liegner, MD

Chronic: The Hidden Cause of the Autoimmune Pandemic and How to Get Healthy Again

By Dr. Steven Phillips & Dana Parish

The Invisible Kingdom: Reimagining Chronic Illness

By Meghan O'Rourke

The Deep Places: A Memoir of Illness & Discovery

By Ross Douthat

Sick: A Memoir

By Porochista Khakpour

Healing Lyme: Natural Healing of Lyme Borreliosis

By Stephen Harrod Buhner

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