FLDA recently posted about new research from Johns Hopkins showing persister cells following antibiotic treatment
Here is LLMD Dr. Jaller's take on this topic in his recent blog:
Are staunch supporters of the IDSA admitting they might have been wrong all along?
A paper from the Department of Molecular Biology and Immunology from Johns Hopkins is quite remarkable, especially since Paul Auwaerter is one of the authors. The paper presents ideas which are a complete turnaround from the previous orthodoxy promoted by this institution and this author in particular. The authors state they do not know the cause of the syndrome. They concede that up to 1/5 of the patients treated for Lyme disease by IDSA standards have persisting or lingering symptoms.
More here: http://lymemd.blogspot.com
Here is LLMD Dr. Jaller's take on this topic in his recent blog:
Are staunch supporters of the IDSA admitting they might have been wrong all along?
A paper from the Department of Molecular Biology and Immunology from Johns Hopkins is quite remarkable, especially since Paul Auwaerter is one of the authors. The paper presents ideas which are a complete turnaround from the previous orthodoxy promoted by this institution and this author in particular. The authors state they do not know the cause of the syndrome. They concede that up to 1/5 of the patients treated for Lyme disease by IDSA standards have persisting or lingering symptoms.
More here: http://lymemd.blogspot.com
