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 Was Misdiagnosed as OCD
She came in with a diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder—but nothing was working. Her symptoms had escalated quickly: racing thoughts, compulsions,
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Why I Stayed in Lyme Disease Care
The Patients Who Changed My Path In 1987, I met three patients who would change the course of my medical
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Lyme Disease and Medical Gaslighting: A Barrier to Care
Dismissed Lyme Symptoms: When Listening Matters More Than Testing In my practice, I’ve seen patients suffer for years—not just from
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Babesia Treatment Duration: Why 10 Days May Not Be Enough
When 10 Days Isn’t Enough In my clinical experience, Babesia treatment duration often needs to go beyond the standard 7–10
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Lyme disease misdiagnosed as Long COVID
Not All Brain Fog Is Post-Viral In the wake of the pandemic, I’ve seen an increasing number of patients diagnosed
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Finding a doctor who treats chronic Lyme
Finding a Doctor who Treats Chronic Lyme Can Change Everything In my clinical experience, one decision often makes the biggest
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Lyme Disease and Exercise: How to Start Safely
Why Lyme Disease and Exercise Deserve a Second Look In my clinical practice, I’ve worked with patients who could barely
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Tick Bite Treatment Options: Wait or Treat?
Tick Bite Treatment Options: What to Know and When to Treat If you’ve been bitten by a tick, one of
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Tick Bite Ethical Concerns: Rethinking the single dose of doxycycline
Tick Bite Ethical Concerns Start with False Reassurance A woman walked into my clinic six weeks after a tick bite.