 State-of-the art science is required to investigate the research gaps and complexities of maternal-fetal transmission of Lyme and will require a collaborative, disciplinary, multi-stakeholder ‘relay-team’ approach, which values an integrative model of bringing together patients with lived experience, front-line clinicians, clinical researchers, Government officials and scientists to collectively identify, propose and carry out further investigation. Lyme Disease & Pregnancy: State of the Science & Opportunities for Research - April 29, 2021 Agenda: Start – 10:00 Lyme Disease and Pregnancy: Why Research is Urgently Needed. Isabel Rose, Chair, Mothers Against Lyme and Board Member, Project Lyme 10:15-33:00 Epidemiology and Pathobiology of Lyme Disease: Implications for Research. Holly Ahern MS, MT(ASCP): Associate Professor of Microbiology, SUNY Adirondack. 34:30- 1:04 Maternal-Fetal Transmission of Lyme Disease: Research Gaps and Opportuities. Sue Faber, RN, BScN: Co-Founder and President, LymeHope. 1:05:15-1:11 NIH Research Opportunities for Maternal and Pediatric Infectious Diseases. Nahida Chaktoura, MD, Maternal and Pediatric Infectious Diseases Program Officer, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). 1:11:40-1:20 Advancing Research for Tickborne Diseases: Guidance and Resources for Investigators. Maliha Ilias, PhD, Lyme Disease Program Officer, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID). 1:21-end – Q&A 
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