Author: CanLyme | Page 35 | CanLyme – Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation

Co-infections | For Physicians | Government | International News | Lyme Controversy | Medical Publications | News from CanLyme | Voices on Lyme
CanLyme has questioned the self-policing of physicians for years as it protects bad nonsense – NOW CHANGE MAY HAPPEN? Are our politicians listening?
ByCanLyme April 5, 2018July 27, 2020
[CanLyme Note: This is not isolated to Ontario, it is Canada and world-wide. Many provinces and countries have given the right to medical colleges and associations to self-police. The process has been corrupted and abused for years with many doctors given far too light consequences while on the other hand they use self-policing to force…
Read More CanLyme has questioned the self-policing of physicians for years as it protects bad nonsense – NOW CHANGE MAY HAPPEN? Are our politicians listening?
Miscellaneous
Canadian Lyme Consortium, made up of researchers, patients and clinicians is looking for volunteers.
ByCanLyme April 1, 2018April 11, 2024
As you may have heard, there is an exciting new national Canadian research network called the Canadian Lyme Consortium (CLC) led by Dr. Melanie Wills from the G. Magnotta Lyme Disease Research Lab at University of Guelph and Dr. Vett Lloyd from the Mount Allison Tick & Lyme Disease Research Lab. The CLC is committed…
Read More Canadian Lyme Consortium, made up of researchers, patients and clinicians is looking for volunteers.
Updates | Updates
Séances parlementaires sur la maladie de Lyme au Québec (22 mars 2018)
ByCanLyme March 28, 2018June 2, 2023
PAR MARGUERITE Samedi 24 Mars 2018 Revue des séances parlementaires sur la maladie de Lyme au Québec le jeudi 22 mars 2018 Étude de pétitions concernant l’instauration et l’application d’un plan d’action relatif à la maladie de Lyme, page principale de la Commission de la santé et des services sociaux (CSSS) Enregistrements vidéos des auditions,…
Read More Séances parlementaires sur la maladie de Lyme au Québec (22 mars 2018)
Updates
Séances parlementaires sur la maladie de Lyme au Québec (22 mars 2018)
ByCanLyme March 28, 2018July 27, 2020
PAR MARGUERITE Samedi 24 Mars 2018 Revue des séances parlementaires sur la maladie de Lyme au Québec le jeudi 22 mars 2018 Étude de pétitions concernant l’instauration et l’application d’un plan d’action relatif à la maladie de Lyme, page principale de la Commission de la santé et des services sociaux (CSSS) Enregistrements vidéos des auditions,…
Read More Séances parlementaires sur la maladie de Lyme au Québec (22 mars 2018)
Updates
Maladie de Lyme: un expert français défend la thèse de la «forme chronique»
ByCanLyme March 23, 2018June 2, 2023
March 22, 2018 Philippe Mercure La Presse Du Québec aux États-Unis en passant par la France, des malades affirment souffrir d’une forme « chronique » de la maladie de Lyme – cette infection transmise par une tique et qui est en pleine progression au Québec. Ils ne sont pas toujours pris au sérieux par le corps médical,…
Read More Maladie de Lyme: un expert français défend la thèse de la «forme chronique»
For Physicians | International News | Lyme Controversy | Medical Publications | Miscellaneous | Research | Voices on Lyme
Australia: Hope for Lyme sufferers with ‘groundbreaking’ pilot study
ByCanLyme March 23, 2018July 27, 2020
[CanLyme Note: Once again, it is the patients, true ethical scientists, and clinicians doing what the governments have refused to do for decades… appropriate research as opposed to the anti-science, anti-patient work of government and medical societies, such as the Infectious Disease Society of America who yield so much control over governments and medical societies…
Read More Australia: Hope for Lyme sufferers with ‘groundbreaking’ pilot study
For Physicians | International News | Lyme Controversy | Miscellaneous | Voices on Lyme
Prominent New York-based board-certified neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist calls Lyme disease a human rights concern.
ByCanLyme March 23, 2018July 27, 2020
Mar 22, 2018 Dr. Frid is a New York-based board-certified neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist who specializes in infection-induced autoimmune disorders. I first met Dr. Frid in Amsterdam last May, where she was speaking at the Lyme disease awareness event Something Inside So Strong. We had a chance to speak about Lyme disease there and then again…
Read More Prominent New York-based board-certified neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist calls Lyme disease a human rights concern.
Updates
Maladie de Lyme: un expert français défend la thèse de la «forme chronique»
ByCanLyme March 23, 2018July 27, 2020
March 22, 2018 Philippe Mercure La Presse Du Québec aux États-Unis en passant par la France, des malades affirment souffrir d’une forme « chronique » de la maladie de Lyme – cette infection transmise par une tique et qui est en pleine progression au Québec. Ils ne sont pas toujours pris au sérieux par le corps médical,…
Read More Maladie de Lyme: un expert français défend la thèse de la «forme chronique»
For Physicians | Medical Publications | Miscellaneous | Research
Detecting the Lyme Disease Spirochete, Borrelia Burgdorferi, in Ticks Using Nested PCR
ByCanLyme March 16, 2018July 27, 2020
Melanie K. B. Wills, Andrea M. Kirby, Vett K. Lloyd Department of Biology, Mount Allison University J. Vis. Exp. (132), e56471, doi:10.3791/56471 (2018) Detecting the Lyme Disease Spirochete, Borrelia Burgdorferi, in Ticks Using Nested PCR ABSTRACT Lyme disease is a serious vector-borne infection that is caused by the Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato family of spirochetes, which are transmitted to…
Read More Detecting the Lyme Disease Spirochete, Borrelia Burgdorferi, in Ticks Using Nested PCR
For Physicians | Medical Publications | Miscellaneous | Research
Combining public participatory surveillance and occupancy modelling to predict the distributional response of Ixodes scapularis to climate change
ByCanLyme March 16, 2018July 27, 2020
Volume 9, Issue 3, March 2018, Pages 695-706 David J Lieske, Vett K. Lloyd https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ttbdis.2018.01.018 Abstract Ixodes scapularis, a known vector of Borrelia burgdorferi sensu stricto (Bbss), is undergoing range expansion in many parts of Canada. The province of New Brunswick, which borders jurisdictions with established populations of I. scapularis, constitutes a range expansion zone for this species. To better understand the…
Read More Combining public participatory surveillance and occupancy modelling to predict the distributional response of Ixodes scapularis to climate change
For Physicians | Medical Publications | Miscellaneous | Research
Citizen Science and Community Engagement in Tick Surveillance-A Canadian Case Study.
ByCanLyme March 16, 2018July 27, 2020
Healthcare 2018, 6(1), 22; doi:10.3390/healthcare6010022 Julie Lewis, Corinne R. Boudreau, James W. Patterson, Jonathan Bradet-Legris, Vett K. Lloyd Abstract Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne disease in North America and Europe, and on-going surveillance is required to monitor the spread of the tick vectors as their populations expand under the influence of climate change. Active surveillance…
Read More Citizen Science and Community Engagement in Tick Surveillance-A Canadian Case Study.
For Physicians | Government | International News | Lyme Controversy | Miscellaneous | Voices on Lyme
Lyme disease in Ireland: This is a global threat that is being denied by government bureaucrats around the world who are tied to the United States Center for Disease Control.
ByCanLyme March 11, 2018July 27, 2020
Article on Lyme disease sparks calls for awareness campaign March 11, 2018 A UK SCIENTIST, whose daughter contracted Lyme disease in Bantry, says she would like to be part of an Irish awareness campaign on the tick-borne disease. Responding to reports of high rates of the disease in West Cork and South Kerry, detailed recently…
Read More Lyme disease in Ireland: This is a global threat that is being denied by government bureaucrats around the world who are tied to the United States Center for Disease Control.
For Physicians | Medical Publications | Research
Research tidbit: Lyme disease may directly affect the vagus nerve or the brainstem
ByCanLyme March 11, 2018July 27, 2020
World Journal of Cardiology ABSTRACT: AIM: To conduct the first systematic test of the hypothesis that modulation of cardiac vagal tone is impaired in Lyme disease. METHODS: The response of cardiac vagal tone to respiratory modulation was measured in 18 serologically positive Lyme disease patients and in 18 controls. RESULTS: The two groups were matched…
Read More Research tidbit: Lyme disease may directly affect the vagus nerve or the brainstem
For Physicians | Government | Lyme Controversy | Miscellaneous | Press Releases | Voices on Lyme
The Canadian Lyme Consortium, representing scientists, clinicians and patients provides an update regarding government promised research grants.
ByCanLyme March 9, 2018July 27, 2020
March 9th, 2018 The Canadian Lyme Consortium, representing a united and transparent relationship between patients, clinicians and researchers has issued an update detailing the situation with the Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR) granting process. Ethics and good science do not seem to be relevant at CIHR as Health Canada continues to fail Canadians. Read…
Read More The Canadian Lyme Consortium, representing scientists, clinicians and patients provides an update regarding government promised research grants.
Co-infections | For Physicians | International News | Lyme Controversy | Lyme in Manitoba | Miscellaneous | Voices on Lyme
Ticks Creep Into Canada, Bringing Lyme Disease (and Confusion) With Them
ByCanLyme March 8, 2018July 27, 2020
March 7th, 2018 JOANNE SEIFF, a resident of Manitoba, contracted Lyme disease a couple of years ago but didn’t remember pulling off the tick that bit her; nor did she have the telltale bullseye rash of a tick bite. Her husband Jeff Marcus, who grew up in New York’s Hudson Valley, about an hour and…
Read More Ticks Creep Into Canada, Bringing Lyme Disease (and Confusion) With Them

CanLyme has questioned the self-policing of physicians for years as it protects bad nonsense – NOW CHANGE MAY HAPPEN? Are our politicians listening?

Canadian Lyme Consortium, made up of researchers, patients and clinicians is looking for volunteers.

Séances parlementaires sur la maladie de Lyme au Québec (22 mars 2018)

Séances parlementaires sur la maladie de Lyme au Québec (22 mars 2018)

Maladie de Lyme: un expert français défend la thèse de la «forme chronique»

Australia: Hope for Lyme sufferers with ‘groundbreaking’ pilot study

Prominent New York-based board-certified neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist calls Lyme disease a human rights concern.

Maladie de Lyme: un expert français défend la thèse de la «forme chronique»

Detecting the Lyme Disease Spirochete, Borrelia Burgdorferi, in Ticks Using Nested PCR

Combining public participatory surveillance and occupancy modelling to predict the distributional response of Ixodes scapularis to climate change

Citizen Science and Community Engagement in Tick Surveillance-A Canadian Case Study.

Lyme disease in Ireland: This is a global threat that is being denied by government bureaucrats around the world who are tied to the United States Center for Disease Control.

Research tidbit: Lyme disease may directly affect the vagus nerve or the brainstem

The Canadian Lyme Consortium, representing scientists, clinicians and patients provides an update regarding government promised research grants.

Ticks Creep Into Canada, Bringing Lyme Disease (and Confusion) With Them

Subscribe

Looking at Lyme, podcast

Recent Posts