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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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Babesia and the Blood Supply: What Patients Need to Know
Babesia and the Blood Supply: What Patients Need to Know Babesia blood supply safety is one of the most overlooked
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Pediatric Lyme Disease: A Parent’s Guide | Dr. Daniel Cameron
Pediatric Lyme Disease: A Parent’s Guide | Dr. Daniel Cameron A parent’s guide to recognizing and treating pediatric Lyme disease
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Lyme Disease Symptoms: Early, Late, and Persistent Patterns
Lyme Disease Symptoms: Early, Late, and Persistent Patterns Lyme disease symptoms rarely appear organized at first. They may seem scattered—joint
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Borrelia miyamotoi: What You Need to Know
Borrelia miyamotoi: What You Need to Know Borrelia miyamotoi is a tick-borne bacterium that causes relapsing fever. It is transmitted
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Powassan Virus: What You Need to Know
Powassan Virus: What You Need to Know Powassan virus is a rare but serious tick-borne illness that can cause inflammation
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Lyme Disease Co-infections: What You Need to Know
Lyme Disease Co-infections: What You Need to Know Lyme disease co-infections occur when a single tick bite transmits multiple pathogens.
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When Lyme Guidelines Fail Patients
When Lyme Guidelines Fail Patients This discussion highlights ethical failures that occur when patients are dismissed in the face of
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Lyme Disease Treatment Options Explained
Lyme Disease Treatment Options Explained Lyme disease treatment is often described as straightforward: identify the infection, prescribe antibiotics, and expect
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Can You Survive Lyme Disease? Yes, Recovery Is Possible
Can You Survive Lyme Disease? Yes, Recovery Is Possible Note: Patient details have been modified to protect privacy. This case