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.
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When Lyme Disease Looks Like Juvenile Arthritis
It’s not juvenile arthritis. It’s Lyme disease. At 16, Emma’s rheumatologist told her she’d likely need lifelong medication for juvenile
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Deer Tick Season: When Lyme Disease Risk Peaks
A patient came to my office in June with a bull’s-eye rash. “I checked myself after hiking,” she said, “but
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Does the Size of the Tick Matter for Lyme Disease?
Most people worry when they find a tick, but few realize that its size can change everything. Does a smaller
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Can I Donate Blood After Lyme?
A Common Question After Recovery After treatment for Lyme disease, many patients ask: Can I donate blood if I’ve had
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Celebrities: Shining a spotlight on Lyme Disease
The topic of celebrities suffering with Lyme disease has made headlines for years. And with good reason. When Justin Bieber
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His Doctor Gave Up on His Lyme Disease — But He Didn’t
When a Doctor Dismissed Lyme Disease Sometimes the hardest part of Lyme disease isn’t the infection itself — it’s what
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Brain Fog and Lyme Disease: The Overlooked Symptom
“I used to lead meetings. Now I forget why I walked into a room.” This isn’t burnout or aging —
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Lyme Persisters: Why Some Patients Stay Sick After Treatment
You finished treatment. The antibiotics are done. Your doctor says you’re cured. So, why do you still feel terrible? For
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Painful Feet and Lyme Disease
You stand up to walk to the bathroom at night — and wince. The soles of your feet ache like