The 2009 documentary UNDER OUR SKIN reveals the hidden Lyme disease epidemic, exposing how doctors often dismissed it and the health care system’s failure. The CDC now estimates annual cases are ten times higher, surpassing HIV and breast cancer combined.

UNDER OUR SKIN 2: EMERGENCE explores the worsening Lyme disease crisis, exposing medical scandals and conflicts within healthcare. Amid global spread, new research offers hope. Formerly ill patients from the first film show recovery and renewed life.

A young girl and a Duke scientist, both diagnosed with chronic Lyme disease, seek answers. The Quiet Epidemic documentary highlights this overlooked issue to raise awareness and drive change beyond the Lyme community.

A 30-minute May 2013 interview with Dr. Alan MacDonald, retired M.D. and board certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. It explores Lyme disease controversies: chronic Lyme, Alzheimer's connection, brain tissue microscopy/cultures, Borrelia's survival and variation, and flawed testing. Full interview available from The Arthroplasty Patient Foundation.

This May 2013 interview (part 2/3) clarifies Lyme disease myths: infection sanctuaries in brain/eyes, spirochete cloaking, Borrelia biofilms and forms, syphilis comparisons, tick attack anatomy, six immune evasion methods, CDC insights, biofilm microscopy, 101 Borrelia strains, 150 Babesiosis genotypes, and testing inaccuracies due to strain variation. Full interview at The Arthroplasty Patient Foundation.

This May 2013 interview (part 3 of 3) addresses Lyme disease myths: biofilm, Herxheimer reactions, therapy vs. doctor failure, better terminology, Lyme’s naming and discoverer, Steere’s four points, co-infections, borrelia adaptability, DNA, CME’s role, Lyme globalization, treatments, biofilm infections, and endocarditis. Full interview at The Arthroplasty Patient Foundation.

Dr. Mozayeni highlights Bartonella as a major Lyme co-infection, more common due to multiple transmission routes (fleas, cats). A study by Drs. Mozayeni and Breitschwerdt found about 60% of Lyme patients tested positive for Bartonella. He also stresses the importance of targeting biofilm in treatment, as it can harbor microbes causing various symptoms.

Dr. Daniel Cameron uses TikTok to share short videos on Lyme disease, its symptoms, treatments, and sensory effects. He also shares personal stories and encourages using hashtags to raise awareness and support Lyme disease communities.