News and resources for neurological Lyme disease and co-infections.
The core of the project offers a highly-sensitive “lab-on-a-chip” device built using a nanoimprinting technology to enable much faster production at minimal costs. An optical reader will also be developed to enable user-friendly readout and interpretation of results. The resulting tool can easily be adapted to a wider infectious disease market for other pleomorphic bacteria such as chronic Lyme disease and bacteria involved in other serious diseases.
Those of us with chronic Lyme have been forced to educate ourselves, and find each other for support and encouragement. And we usually find each other through support groups or internet forums, but always based on the terrible pain and various symptoms, even though many never receive a clinical diagnosis of Lyme. Do we feel crazy? It is hard not to when the conventional medical world call us delusional. Well, they can’t deny the severity of our condition for much longer thanks to two significant events
