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According to Ogden and other scientists, ticks are projected to continue their northwards expansion at a clip of 18 kilometers per year or even faster, and not just in Quebec, but in every Canadian province.
Join us for the second annual Canadian Tick-Borne Disease Conference exclusively for medical practitioners. Taking place in Toronto, this conference will allow you to hear the latest on diagnosis and treatment of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases from fellow practitioners and researchers. A conference for healthcare practitioners Taking place in Toronto, the CTD Conference will…
Transmission of tick-borne pathogens from mother to fetus remains understudied and poorly defined, researchers warn.
OxTrail run brings the fun while raising awareness of Lyme Disease.
In this video recording, from the 2025 Canadian Tick-Borne Disease Conference, Dr. Caroline Farrow explains the role of environmental toxicities in Lyme.
Notes on an important webinar.
US Department of Health and Human Services and ILADS announce strategic partnership to advance Lyme and chronic disease care.
Canadian public health units no longer test ticks on behalf of patients, CanLyme survey finds.
The documentary En attendant… while waiting… was created by filmmaker Catherine Breton.
This is a new role for CanLyme – being created to help address the growing demands of organizing and managing key projects and the general administration of CanLyme.
G. Magnotta Lab testing biosensor that can detect pathogens in a tiny drop of blood.
As cases of tick-borne infections mount, debunking misinformation is even more urgent.
This study was funded by Genome Québec, the G. Magnotta Foundation for Vector-Borne Diseases and the Caron Thorburn Institute.
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The Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation is dedicated to promoting research, education, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme and associated diseases.
