A hotshot Harvard Medical School infectious disease physician should at least have a more prominent publication record. If there is evidence that actually backs this up, great. Publish it under peer review.
There is a shady industry in chronic antibiotics for "chronic lyme" which is a collection of vague symptoms, which fly in the face of antibiotic therapy, and for which the "recommended" testing rejects the official CDC testing and can only be provided by cash-only "proprietary" laboratories. The physicians who do this, all conveniently happen to be cash only...
A hotshot Harvard Medical School infectious disease physician should at least have a more prominent publication record. If there is evidence that actually backs this up, great. Publish it under peer review.
There is a shady industry in chronic antibiotics for "chronic lyme" which is a collection of vague symptoms, which fly in the face of antibiotic therapy, and for which the "recommended" testing rejects the official CDC testing and can only be provided by cash-only "proprietary" laboratories. The physicians who do this, all conveniently happen to be cash only...