Dr. Henry Lindner is a specialist who previously presented on Chronic Babesiosis at the 2021 ILADS Conference. He graduated from Jefferson Medical College in 1984 and has worked privately in psychiatry, and endocrinology, as well as in general practice for the Air Force. Dr. Lindner's full slide deck is available on our website: https://projectlyme.org/event/examini....

He was introduced to the disease when he had to remove two engorged ticks off of his 10-year-old daughter. After a delayed diagnosis and underprescribed prophylactic treatment, his daughter developed a chronic infection and has been physically and mentally disabled ever since.

Dr. Lindner’s personal experience with Babesia has led him to dedicate his life to education and treatment surrounding the still somewhat unknown infection. He is excited to present on the topic for Project Lyme’s community.

This interview does not represent the opinions of Project Lyme, it is intended for educational purposes only. Specifically, Project Lyme disagrees with Dr. Lindner's statements on chronic Lyme disease, which has been shown to persist in patients: https://projectlyme.org/lyme-persists/. Our full disclaimer can be reviewed on our website: https://projectlyme.org/privacy-policy/