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Is Autism the Next Infectious Disease Discovery?
Explore the groundbreaking research connecting infectious diseases like Bartonellosis to autism spectrum disorders.

Draft · IACC Draft Strategic Plan 2026–2028

A New Federal Framework for Autism

The IACC Draft Strategic Plan 2026–2028 reflects a remarkable shift toward many of the medical and scientific questions explored in A Blind Spot on Autism — regression as a national priority, medical investigation of sudden deterioration, maternal health, and research moving beyond genetics.

Working draft — public review and discussion postponed, date TBA, expected September 2026.

Here is research that shows the many different consequences of 3B infections: Bartonellosis, Babesiosis, and Borreliosis (Lyme disease). These studies demonstrate the wide-ranging impact these stealth pathogens can have on neurological, immune, and behavioral health.

Autism Spectrum Disorder

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Comorbidities (Anxiety, Sleep, OCD, GI, Motor/Sensory)

Long-Term Health Ailments

Other Examples of Post-Vaccine Immune Complications, Long COVID-Bartonella Link

Autoimmune Disease

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General Autoimmune Epidemiology

Diagnostics

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Research Initiatives, New Lyme Testing & Funding

Infectious Agents: Bartonella, Babesia, and Borrelia (Lyme DIsease)

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Infection Misdiagnosed as Autoimmune Disease

Vector Ecology & Surveillance

Infertility, Miscarriage, and Reproductive Health

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Bartonella and Reproductive Disorders

Congenital Transmission

Other Infections That Lead to Fetal Mortality or Complications and Pregnancy Screenings

Toxins Lead to Sexual Diversity in Insects

Rashes

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Visual Guide

Treatment & Recovery

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The Misnomer of Post-Treatment Lyme Disease (PTLD) and the Truth About Chronic Infections

Additional Reference Materials & Databases

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Global Health Data