Articles by Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation
Lyme disease and your pregnancy: Why avoiding tick bites could protect your unborn child
Transmission of tick-borne pathogens from mother to fetus remains understudied and poorly defined, researchers warn.
New research: Infrared thermography makes the bullseye rash more visible for diagnosis of Lyme
Infrared imaging can detect early Lyme inflammation invisible to the naked eye, Ukrainian study suggests.
Fuel the movement for better Lyme disease diagnosis and treatment
This Giving Tuesday, be a part of our efforts.
How CanLyme’s annual conferences could lead to better care for patients with Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses
More than 60 Canadian health professionals from a wide range of disciplines gathered in Toronto.
First annual Canadian Tick-Borne Disease Conference a success
This conference was an incredible opportunity for practitioners and experts to network and to share ideas formally, through presentations, and informally, between talks.
How edible vaccines for animals could help limit the risk of Lyme disease
Field trial achieved 20 to 70% drop in infected ticks, research suggests.
Five occupations that can raise your risk of tick-borne infections, including Lyme disease
People working outdoors and closely with animals are vulnerable to tick bites, European study finds.
There’s progress on recognizing long Lyme, CanLyme president tells U.S. podcast
Janet Sperling sits down with hosts of Tick Boot Camp.