7-9 p.m, Tuesday, May 1
George Washington University’s Loudoun Campus on Route 7
Exploration Hall, Room 101

The meeting is designed to help better educate the medical community in the region about the growing problem of Lyme disease.

Speakers include:

• Rep. Frank Wolf (R-10th)
• Dr. Mike Farris, chancellor of Patrick Henry College and chairman of the Governor’s Lyme Task Force
• Dr. David Trump, Virginia State Epidemiologist for the Virginia Department of Health
• Dr. Samuel Shor, associate clinical professor, George Washington University Health Care Sciences, and a member of the Governor’s Lyme Task Force. Dr. Shor will present information regarding a historical perspective of Lyme disease, acute presentation/prevention and a “state of the art” literature-based description of diagnostic criteria, other potential clinical manifestations and treatment issues.