Bachelor Nations Trista Sutter Shares Update on Husbands Battle With Lyme Disease Trista Sutter's husbanddeserves a rose for his strength. The former Bachelorettestar gave an update on how Ryan Sutteris handling his Lyme's disease battle,sharing that he's doing "better" since sharing his diagnosis three years ago. Continue reading →

Trista Sutter is giving an update on husband Ryan Sutters battle with Lyme disease. The former Bachelorette, 51, appeared on an episode of The Most Dramatic Podcast Ever with Chris Harrison and said Ryan, 49, has been doing better. He definitely has a lot of ups and downs still and really would like to feel better at least most of the time. Continue reading →

The Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation, led by philanthropist Alex Cohen, has launched Phase 3 of the LymeX Diagnostics Prize through a fiscal sponsorship with the Digital Harbor Foundation. This phase invites six teams from Phase 2 to plan clinical performance studies for validating their proposed solutions. Over the next four months, the Phase 3 teams will have access to webinar modules, mentorship, and networking opportunities. Continue reading →

Kayla Seigelstein liked to stay busy. I was kind of like an Energizer bunny, the 29-year-old tells PEOPLE exclusively of her post-college life working for a healthcare company in Silver Spring, Maryland. After work, I was always either at the gym or had social plans Continue reading →

As the spring season approaches, and people are emerging from the warm shelter of their homes to enjoy the great outdoors, Department of Defense public health officials are advising service members and their families to beware of another creature that emerges during spring. When the weather warms, ticks begin to surface and incidences of tick bites significantly increase, said Robyn Nadolny, who holds a doctorate in ecological sciences, and serves as chief of the vector-borne disease branch at Defense Health Agency Public Health Continue reading →

The most common tick found on humans in Georgia is the lone star tick an aggressive seeker of blood that can spread dangerous pathogens through its bites. Emory University researchers combined field data with spatial-analysis techniques to map the distribution of the lone star tick across the state Continue reading →