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Ron Hamlen, Ph.D. is Vice President and Science Advisor of the LDASEPA.
He retired as a Biology Research Fellow after 23 years with DuPont and has spent the last 5 years devoted to studying Lyme and tick-borne diseases. He has made a special effort to become knowledgeable in ways to reduce the chances of getting a tick bite and how to lower the tick population and risk of contracting a tick transmitted disease on your property.
He is currently under treatment for Lyme disease. He is a member of ILADS and has attended the international LDA and ILADS conferences for the last 4 years to learn the latest in Lyme disease diagnosis and treatment.
He has given many presentations to public groups, including the Upper Bay Counseling organization, testified at Maryland legislative hearings, is a member of the State of Delaware Lyme Disease Advisory Board and published in The Lancet Journal on Infectious Diseases in 2004. He also published in February, 2007 “Lyme Disease: Etiology, Neuropsychological Sequelae, and Educational Impact”
By R. A. Hamlen, Ph.D. & D. S. Kliman, Ed.D
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