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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Post-treatment Lyme may signal persistent infection
Post-treatment Lyme may signal persistent infection Post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS) may involve a persistent Lyme infection — not just
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Chronic Lyme Education Gap: Why Training Falls Short
Chronic Lyme Education Gap: Why Training Falls Short The Chronic Lyme Disease Education Gap: A Crisis in Training and Care
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Shortness of Breath in Lyme Disease: What to Know
Shortness of Breath in Lyme Disease: What to Know When It’s Hard to Breathe: Could it be Lyme? Shortness of
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Risk of Chronic Illness from Lyme Disease
Risk of Chronic Illness from Lyme Disease The Risk of Chronic Illness from Lyme Disease Begins Early The risk of
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Lyme Disease Myth: Not Always Cured in 30 Days
Lyme Disease Myth: Not Always Cured in 30 Days This is the first article in a series addressing persistent myths
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Lyme Disease Misconceptions That Contribute to Medical Dismissal
Lyme Disease Misconceptions That Contribute to Medical Dismissal Lyme disease misconceptions continue to influence how patients are evaluated, diagnosed, and
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Restarting Lyme Treatment After C. diff Infection
Restarting Lyme Treatment After C. diff Infection Restarting Lyme treatment after C. diff infection is one of the most delicate
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When Lyme Disease Patients Can’t Decide for Themselves
Lyme Disease and Decision Making: When Cognition Gets in the Way Not every challenge in Lyme disease is physical. One
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Lyme Disease Can Make You Feel Older Than You Are
Lyme Disease Can Make You Feel Older Than You Are Lyme disease can leave patients feeling decades older than their