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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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Military Lyme

Welcome to another selection from my book “An Expert’s Guide on Navigating Lyme disease.” The book highlights the findings of
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Pregnancy, breast feeding and Lyme

Welcome to another selection from my book “An Expert’s Guide on Navigating Lyme disease.” The book highlights the findings of
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Lyme frustration

Welcome to another selection from my book “An Expert’s Guide on Navigating Lyme disease.” The book highlights the findings of
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No evidence of Post-Treatment Lyme Disease in children treated early

Some children developed prolonged symptoms of neuroborreliosis (NB), including pain, fatigue or concentration difficulties, which can last more than 6
Children with Lyme disease
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Children with Lyme disease

Welcome to another selection from my book “An Expert’s Guide on Navigating Lyme disease.” The book highlights the findings of
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Cardiac problems after a 10-day course of treatment for Lyme disease

The 49-year old man had been diagnosed one month earlier with Lyme disease after testing positive and treated with a
Lyme pain
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Lyme pain

Welcome to another selection from my book “An Expert’s Guide on Navigating Lyme disease.” The books highlights the findings of
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Lyme disease misdiagnosed as psoriatic arthritis

The man, in his 70’s, presented with dactylitis (severe swelling of the fingers or toes), onycholysis of the nails (nail
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A unique presentation of an EM rash

In the case report, “A Non-Classical Presentation of Erythema Migrans in a 51-Year-Old Woman With Early Manifestation of Lyme Neuroborreliosis