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Dr. Daniel Cameron

Dr. Daniel Cameron is a board-certified physician and epidemiologist specializing in Lyme disease and tick-borne illnesses. He is a past president of ILADS and has contributed to Lyme disease treatment guidelines, with a clinical focus on diagnosis, testing limitations, and complex cases.

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Lyme Disease Knowledge Gap in Canada Among Outdoor Workers

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Low Awareness of Lyme Disease in Canada, Survey Finds Awareness of Lyme disease in Canada remains surprisingly low, even among people who spend large amounts of time outdoors. Researchers surveyed 137 participants from 11 professional and recreational organizations across New Brunswick between December 2018 and February 2019 to better understand knowledge of Lyme disease in […]

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COVID-19 Podcast: What is the risk for children?

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COVID-19 Podcast: What is the risk for children? Dr. Cameron feels that the best way to get to know COVID-19 is through reviewing actual cases. In this Podcast episode, he will discuss the risk for children with Coronavirus COVID-19. Dong and colleague first discussed this case in the journal Pediatrics in 2020. The authors described

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COVID-19 Podcast: What is the risk for children with COVID-19?

What is the risk for children with COVID-19? An Inside Lyme Podcast.

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What is the risk for children with COVID-19? An Inside Lyme Podcast. I will be discussing the risk for children with COVID-19 disease based on a recent paper by Dong and colleagues. By Dr. Daniel Cameron Dong and colleague first discussed this case in the journal Pediatrics  in 2020. Welcome to my next Inside Lyme

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Babesia treatment of two travelers. An Inside Lyme Podcast.

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Babesia After Travel: When It’s Mistaken for Malaria Fever after travel is common. Malaria is often suspected. But sometimes, it’s Babesia. Babesia after travel can be difficult to recognize—especially in regions where malaria is more familiar. This is a common diagnostic pitfall in returning travelers. This is where diagnostic assumptions can lead clinicians in the

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Babesia Cases in the Hudson Valley Increase 16-Fold

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Babesia Hudson Valley Cases Increase 16-Fold Babesia cases in the Hudson Valley have increased dramatically, with researchers reporting a 16-fold rise in infections across several counties in New York. In their article “Increasing incidence and changing epidemiology of babesiosis in the Hudson Valley region of New York State: 2009-2016,” Joseph and colleagues question how cases

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Can Babesia Be Passed to a Baby During Pregnancy?

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Can Babesia Be Passed to a Baby During Pregnancy? No symptoms in the mother Babies become ill weeks later The infection is often missed Quick Answer: Babesia pregnancy can lead to congenital infection when the parasite is transmitted from mother to baby. Newborns may appear healthy at birth but develop symptoms weeks later, making diagnosis

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Lyme Disease Vision Loss: A Case of Bilateral Optic Neuritis

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A 46-Year-Old Woman With Lyme Disease and Bilateral Vision Loss Lyme disease can affect the nervous system and eyes, sometimes leading to serious complications such as optic neuritis and vision loss. In this episode of the Inside Lyme Podcast, Dr. Cameron reviews the case of a 46-year-old woman with Lyme disease who developed bilateral vision

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