Insert HTML here
First documented death from alpha-gal syndrome points to major need for public education, U.S. researchers warn.
Dealing with the fallout.
Co-infections are a real danger as more ticks carry multiple pathogens, study suggests.
In this video recording, from the 2025 Canadian Tick-Borne Disease Conference, Dr. Liam LaTouche presents on the role of mold and mycotoxicities in chronic complex illness.
Notes on an important webinar.
Treatment of Lyme disease using antibiotics.
Dr. Lloyd reviews tick-borne chronic illness from a research lens and the role of biobanks in answering key questions.
Geneticks tests ticks for human pathogens and gathers valuable data on ticks, pathogens and tick-borne diseases across Canada.
Expert discusses how to recognize and manage the neuropsychiatric manifestations of Lyme.
Dr. Ralph Hawkins presents on a probabilistic approach to understanding uncertainty in medical diagnosis. From the Canadian Tick-Borne Disease Conference in 2025.
Infrared imaging can detect early Lyme inflammation invisible to the naked eye, Ukrainian study suggests.
This conference was an incredible opportunity for practitioners and experts to network and to share ideas formally, through presentations, and informally, between talks.
Field trial achieved 20 to 70% drop in infected ticks, research suggests.
People working outdoors and closely with animals are vulnerable to tick bites, European study finds.
Diagnoses should be more than just a laboratory test result.
The Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation is dedicated to promoting research, education, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme and associated diseases.
