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Living with Lyme

Why Some People Don’t Recover from Lyme Disease: New Research on Genetics and Immune Response

New research from Tufts University reveals that genetic differences in the TLR1 immune gene may explain why some Lyme patients don’t recover after standard treatment. If you’ve been dismissed, told your tests are normal, or wondered why your body isn’t following the expected recovery pattern, this research finally offers a biological explanation. It’s not in your head. It may be in your genes.

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Tick Bites

I Just Found a Tick on Me: What to Do in the First 24 Hours

Finding a tick attached to your skin can send your mind racing. I know, because it happened to me in May 2024. The good news is that what you do in the first 24 hours makes a real difference, and this calm, step-by-step guide will walk you through exactly what to do so you can protect your health and gather the information your doctor will need.

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