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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Understanding Persistent Lyme Disease Symptoms
Understanding Persistent Lyme Disease Symptoms Some patients recover quickly after Lyme disease treatment. Others continue to experience fatigue, cognitive slowing,
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When Does Lyme Become Chronic? Understanding the Transition
When Does Lyme Become Chronic? Understanding the Transition It’s one of the most debated questions I hear in clinic: When
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Lyme Persisters: Why Symptoms Can Return After Treatment
Lyme Persisters: Why Symptoms Can Return After Treatment You finished treatment. The antibiotics are done. Your doctor says you’re cured.
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Childhood Lyme Disease: What It Really Takes From Children
Childhood Lyme Disease: What It Really Takes From Children Childhood Lyme disease doesn’t just make children sick—it can take their
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Am I Cured After Lyme Disease? What Recovery Looks Like
Am I Cured After Lyme Disease? What Recovery Really Looks Like Note: Patient details have been modified to protect privacy.
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Working With Lyme Disease: The Impossible Math
Working With Lyme Disease: The Impossible Math After 37 years treating Lyme disease, I’ve seen patients dragging themselves to work
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Painful Feet and Lyme Disease
Painful Feet and Lyme Disease You stand up to walk to the bathroom at night—and wince. The soles of your
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Pediatric Lyme Disease: Why Standard Protocols Fall Short
Pediatric Lyme Disease: Why Standard Protocols Fall Short Your child can’t concentrate in school. They’re exhausted by 2 PM. Joint
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Lyme, POTS, and Adrenaline Surges Explained
Lyme, POTS, and Adrenaline Surges Explained It starts the moment you stand. Your heart races — or sometimes it doesn’t