CHBC Global TV Okanagan: Two young men are on a cross country bike tour…
Two wonderful young men are on a cross country bike tour because their friend, Adelaine, was felled by Lyme Disease.
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New podcast: Exploring Lyme antibiotics with Dr. Kim Lewis
Sarah explores the latest advances in Lyme disease treatment with Dr. Kim Lewis, a researcher, author, University Distinguished Professor and director of Antimicrobial Discovery Center at Northeastern University in Boston. He specializes in molecular science and is currently researching persister cells that lead to tolerance to antibiotics, uncultured bacteria of the environment and the microbiome…
Orillia OPP detective remains baffled by her disease
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By Sara Carson, Orillia Packet & Times Thursday, July 3, 2014 8:56:46 EDT PM Kathleen Menard is a detective at the Orillia OPP Headquarters and for three months was stumped by her own mystery. In December 2013, Menard, 39, started to feel strange. Her feet tingled, she experienced bouts of dizziness and had a hard time…
Selon des leaders engagés, les chercheurs, médecins et patients doivent participer davantage à la conception du cadre préliminaire de lutte contre la maladie de Lyme
[Note de CanLyme: Aucune maladie de l’histoire n’a jamais été manipulée et manipulée à huis clos comme une maladie de Lyme (borreliose).] Regarder la conférence de presse (OTTAWA), 11 avril 2017 – Des chercheurs et des médecins engagés dans la lutte contre la maladie de Lyme ainsi que des personnes atteintes demandent à la ministre…
CanLyme Venture Grants Policy
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This policy is out of date. Please reference our newest Venture Grants policy. POSTED NOVEMBER 16, 2013 BY CANLYME UPDATED January, 2022 The Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation Venture Grants Program supports research on Lyme and associated tick-borne diseases. The Foundation’s goal is to increase knowledge and understanding of borrelioses in Canada, and to support high quality…
Calgary Herald : Province increases tick monitoring as cases of Lyme disease rise
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By Jamie Komarnicki, Calgary Herald May 20, 2014 7:28 PM With the number of confirmed Lyme disease cases rising in Alberta, the provincial government is going into the field for the first time to try to get a handle on whether the ticks that can transmit the bacteria to humans are surviving through the winter….
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Another tick borne disease to guard against. [already in Canada]
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Despite its many delights, summer also brings its fair share of pestilence. One, called babesiosis, has only recently been widely recognized as a potentially serious outdoor hazard. According to a very detailed study conducted on Block Island, R.I., it could eventually rival Lyme disease as the most common tick-borne ailment in the United States. But…