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Backpacker Radio #200 | Lyme Disease Symptoms, Treatments, and Prevention with Dr. Brian Fallon and Noah Johnston
In today's episode of Backpacker Radio presented by The Trek, we are joined by Dr. Brian Fallon and Noah Johnston of Project Lyme to discuss all things deer ticks and...
Lost Dogs, Lyme Disease, and Surviving the Cold Snap
Shenandoah Let’s start at the very beginning…. About a week after I wrote my last post I hiked into Shenandoah National Park. After a strenuous couple days going through the...
Lyme Disease Vaccine Enters Phase 3 Trials
A new vaccine against Lyme disease developed by Pfizer and French drugmaker Valeneva has entered phase 3 trials. The randomized controlled study has enrolled 6,000 volunteers ages 5 and over....
Sometimes you have to ask yourself the important questions in life like do I have the Virginia Blues or do I have Lyme Disease?
The last time I updated I had just entered the lovely state of Virginia & was enjoying my time at Trail Days. My tramily spent a week there together having...
Sometimes Thru-Hikes End, Then You Get Lyme Disease
My NOBO thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail has ended. I say "MY" because my kickass husband (Zach) is still out there hiking in the middle of Pennsylvania. Let me explain...
Grim Outlook for 2017 Lyme Disease Forecast in New England
According to a recent study published by NPR, 2017 is going to be a high-risk year for Lyme disease in New England. A significant uptick in the mouse population in...
Lyme Disease: Just A Hiccup
If you read my last post, then you probably saw me casually throw in at the end that I officially have Lyme Disease. What you might not know is that...
New York to Kent, CT: Avoiding the Hiker Bubble and Coping with Lyme Disease
Lemon squeezing, lyme diseasing New York, and the craziness at the end of it.
Lyme Disease is Ticking Me Off
A story of Lyme Disease on the Appalachian Trail.
What You Need to Know About Lyme Disease and Deer Ticks on the Appalachian Trail
Forget bears, forget thunderstorms, forget things that go bump in the night: the real terror on the Appalachian Trail is the size of a sesame seed—or smaller. The eastern deer...