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04/15/2026

Landmark report refutes IDSA’s denial of congenital Lyme

We recently reported on a new peer‑reviewed journal article examining congenital Lyme disease. The paper represents one of the most significant scientific

04/15/2026

Eva Sapi PhD has made major contributions to Morgellons research by identifying Borrelia / H. pylori biofilms and amyloid proteins in Morgellons skin tissue. We are so grateful for her work. https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9032/7/2/70

04/15/2026

Announcing Episode 2, featuring the second part of Dr. Ginger Savely’s podcast episode, where we continue powerful conversations and heartfelt moments. Coming this Thursday!

If you haven’t already, be sure to watch or listen to Part 1 on all your favorite platforms.

04/11/2026

Testing and treatment grants are open until May 15th!

Our Lyme disease testing and treatment grant applications are open until May 15th! 💚 Applications are open to those in the U.S., Canada, the UK and Germany. Apply online today at lymetreatmentfoundation.org.
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04/10/2026

A new peer‑reviewed paper is sounding the alarm about a long‑overlooked risk: the possibility that Lyme disease can be transmitted from an infected mother

04/10/2026

Science has demonstrated Morgellons fibers are composed of collagen and keratin and are produced by our body’s own infected cells (keratinocytes and fibroblasts).

04/06/2026

The ophthalmologic manifestations of Lyme disease, caused by Borrelia burgdorferi, and eye problems related to bartonellosis, primarily caused by Bartonella henselae, represent a complex intersection of infectious diseases and ocular health.

04/04/2026

Last week, I wrote about Pfizer’s Lyme vaccine candidate and the questions many in the Lyme community still have about it. This week, CNN published an

04/03/2026

Listen to interview here with Ginger Savely, DNP on “What the Morgs” podcast

Episode 1: A Conversation with Dr. Ginger Savely: Leading Expert on Morgellons & Lyme Disease (Part 1 of 2)In the premiere episode of What The Morgs?, host B...

04/02/2026

Why? Because most traditional tests only look for one specific strain of Lyme bacteria. If you’re fighting a different strain or species, the test simply isn't designed to "see" it. 🔬 🧪

You aren't crazy, you might just need a more comprehensive test.

Want to read more on this? Check out our blog at https://lymewarrior.us/lyme-disease-testing