Guest guest Posted October 19, 2010 Report Share Posted October 19, 2010 In Netherlands there seems to be some momentum for change, after we had to accept the US IDSA guidelines for years. Our diagnostics and treatment situation is similar to the US, or probably a bit worse. ILADS docs do not exist here, although there are a few MD's who unofficially use ILADS protocols. Last week our Parliament accepted a petition from Lyme patient groups with many suggestions for improvements in Lyme diagnostics, treatment and research. This is a rare event, until now there have been just a few accepted petitions. Yesterday we had a well known consumer advice TV program that was dedicated to the Lyme testing troubles, and they fully followed the point of view of the lyme patients groups. This is a first, we don't have very good experience with the TV media when it comes to LD. Over 15% of the Dutch population watched the show! I hope this will give the IDSA followers some hard times, and help to start the necessary changes Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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