Lyme Disease, Science, And Society: Camp Other

Image: Kilauea Volcano by Brian Snelson I have a few strange but true facts about spirochetes to share which you may not know. A few a...

It's April, and it's already that time of year again for Lyme disease: The media has been stepping up its coverage of Lyme disease r...

A couple weeks ago I posted about the Research Works Act , and how it would force the public to pay twice for research their hard earned ...

US HR Bill 3699: I have a stake in this one. Many people have a stake in this one. I think that tax payer funded scientific research sho...

Back in October 2010, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) held a workshop which was broadcast online live (and remains available at TV worldwide...

The Guardian has written about a new molecular test using nanoparticles which was developed by Alessandra Luchini, of George Mason Universi...

On October 1 and 2, there will be a combined LDA/Columbia-Lyme Conference held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Below is an outline of the c...

I gave readers an extension until midnight of Friday the 23rd for participating on Round Two of the Lyme Disease Research Scavenger Hunt , a...

Since I haven't been doing a regular Friday Four column in some time, I haven't been posting about interesting articles as much late...

So I  began a little online scavenger hunt game here at Camp Other, and we completed round one about two weeks ago. So far, since only one...

I found this video narrated by Michael Shermer, a skeptic, which discusses a 10 question baloney detection kit which is similar in nature to...

So, I've decided to start a little game here on Camp Other blog. It is an online scavenger hunt to determine which Lyme disease research...

So here we go again, another article on chronic Lyme disease - this time one which is more about the patients' experiences, and a little...

ScienceDaily (June 24, 2011) — The most common tick-borne disease in humans is Lyme borreliosis. Extensive field and laboratory tests have ...

I've been pounding the keys pretty heavily in the past couple days on commentary, and after taking a break for a few days, I would lik...

Approximately 70% of all antibiotics used in the United States are given to healthy farm animals at low doses to promote faster growth and c...

Wherein Camp Other answers questions that are assumed one might ask, but haven't been directly posted... Q: Why do you write about Lym...

In this week's Friday Four, we'll look at antimalarial trees that are threatened with extinction but may yet be saved to make natura...