At the Road Back Foundation, we often talk about the power of patients. Our organization exists because patients and families refused to accept that they had no options, no voice, and no role in advancing research. That spirit was on full display this week as Road...
New Lyme Arthritis Research (January 2026): Why “Bacterial Debris” May Matter as Much as Live Bacteria Lyme arthritis has long been described as a complication of Borrelia burgdorferi infection that usually improves with standard antibiotic therapy—but not always. A...
Road Back Foundation Files Ethics Complaint and Requests Retraction of Mayes et al. (2004) Scleroderma Trial A call for scientific integrity, transparency, and correction of the medical record The Road Back Foundation (RBF) has formally filed an ethics complaint and...
A Journey That Started with Popping Pain One patient’s path from debilitating palindromic rheumatism to long-term remission on the Antibiotic Protocol “He was wrong — it worked!” The moment the Antibiotic Protocol changed everything Understanding Palindromic...
A scleroderma recovery story with a twist. Diagnosed in 1998 with Scleroderma, Stephanie Allen began her long journey through various medical institutions. A determined self-learner, she uncovered information about the Antibiotic Protocol (AP) therapy in Dr. Thomas...
