
New Research Confirms: Mosquitoes Can’t Transmit Lyme Disease
For years, people have wondered: Can mosquitoes spread Lyme disease? Many patients who don’t remember a tick bite have questioned whether a mosquito might be
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For years, people have wondered: Can mosquitoes spread Lyme disease? Many patients who don’t remember a tick bite have questioned whether a mosquito might be

On September 13, 2025, history was made at New York Fashion Week (NYFW) when Lyme disease took the spotlight during Project Lab Coat, a groundbreaking

For decades, the “bullseye rash” has been the defining image of Lyme disease — a symbol found in medical textbooks, public health posters, and clinic

A newly published study in Communications Biology is turning heads—and it may help us understand one of the most complex and frustrating parts of chronic

New 2025 research shows DNA aptamers can directly detect Borrelia bacteria, offering hope for earlier, more accurate Lyme disease diagnosis — and better outcomes for Chronic Lyme and PTLDS patients.

Groundbreaking Discovery Sheds Light on Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS) Millions of people worldwide continue to suffer from Chronic Lyme Disease, also known in clinical

A Promising Breakthrough for Lyme Disease Sufferers A groundbreaking new study out of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine has identified a powerful yet gentle

At Tick Boot Camp, we understand the frustration and confusion surrounding Lyme disease. It’s often misunderstood, misdiagnosed, and minimized. That’s why we’re committed to providing

Lyme disease, a tick-borne illness affecting nearly half a million people in the United States each year, can be challenging to treat. While Lyme disease