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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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Lyme Disease Research Is Moving Too Slowly

Lyme Disease Underfunded: Why Research Is Still Too Slow Lyme disease is underfunded—and patients are paying the price. Every day,
Problems With Driving in Lyme Disease
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Problems With Driving in Lyme Disease

When Driving Becomes Difficult At first, the change was subtle. The road felt unfamiliar, even though nothing had changed. He
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Lyme Disease: One Teen’s Story of Struggle and Strength

A Patient’s Story Worth Sharing Today, I want to share a story that has stayed with me—a story about one
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What Organs Does Lyme Disease Affect?

Lyme disease doesn’t stay in one place—it can spread throughout the body, affecting multiple organ systems, including the skin, joints,
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What People Mean by “End-Stage” Lyme Disease

Patients sometimes come to my office using the phrase “end-stage Lyme disease.” It is a powerful term, and it reflects
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Bad Signs After Tick Bite: 7 Warnings You Shouldn’t Ignore

Bad Signs After a Tick Bite: 7 Warnings You Shouldn’t Ignore Based on clinical experience caring for patients with tick-borne
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The Case for Chronic Lyme: A Medical Perspective

The Chronic Lyme Disease Controversy  I’ve been treating chronic Lyme disease for 37 years. In that time, I’ve witnessed firsthand
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When Fear Delays Pediatric Lyme Treatment: A Year Lost to Lyme Disease

When this family brought their son to me, they were facing a decision many parents encounter when delaying pediatric Lyme
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Lyme disease causes bilateral facial palsy

Bilateral facial palsy (paralysis or weakness on both sides of the face) is extremely rare and can be caused by