Lyme Science Blog
Dr. Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH, is a nationally recognized leader for his expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses. His weekly Lyme Disease Science blog features articles covering the latest research, insights and case reviews.
When Lyme Disease Symptoms Are Dismissed: What Patients and Doctors Can Learn
When Lyme Disease Symptoms Are Dismissed: What Patients and Doctors Can Learn Symptoms are not always recognized early Testing limitations
Lyme Disease During Pregnancy: Navigating Uncertainty and Finding Support
Lyme Disease During Pregnancy: Navigating Uncertainty and Finding Support Pregnancy already brings uncertainty Lyme disease adds more unanswered questions Patients
Why Lyme Prevention Fails: What a New Review Reveals
Why Lyme Prevention Fails: What a New Review Reveals Prevention advice sounds simple Real-world prevention is more complicated This may
Why Tick Bite Prevention for Kids Is So Difficult
Why Tick Bite Prevention for Kids Is So Difficult Tick bite prevention for kids sounds simple in theory: use repellent,
Why Lyme Disease Patients Struggle to Find Care
Why Lyme Disease Patients Struggle to Find Care Why Lyme disease patients struggle to find care is a question many
Occupational Lyme Disease: Which Workers Face the Highest Risk?
Occupational Lyme Disease: Which Workers Face the Highest Risk? Outdoor workers face repeated tick exposure Occupational Lyme disease risk differs
Babesia Infection in a 6-Week-Old Infant: Tick-Borne Case Study
Babesia Infection in a 6-Week-Old Infant Babesia can affect even very young infants. A 6-week-old baby developed a tick-borne infection
International Lyme Disease Studies Highlight Delayed Diagnosis and Neurologic Symptoms
International Lyme Disease Studies Highlight Delayed Diagnosis and Neurologic Symptoms International Lyme disease studies have identified recurring themes involving delayed
What Is Medical Abandonment in Chronic Illness?
What Is Medical Abandonment in Chronic Illness? NO CLEAR PLAN? WHEN CARE STOPS TOO SOON Medical abandonment occurs when a