Articles by Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation
One year later: How the landmark NASEM report on chronic Lyme is – and isn’t – changing minds
U.S. health agencies are embracing some NASEM recommendations but the picture’s very different in Canada.
Tick-borne infections can trigger bipolar disorder in children, study suggests
Recognizing links between tick-borne infections and psychiatric disorders can lead to faster diagnosis.
Antibiotic therapy an effective treatment and diagnostic tool for children with persistent Lyme disease, study finds
Renowned U.S. researcher followed 101 pediatric Lyme cases in New England.
Six myths about Lyme disease that harm patients in Canada
As cases of tick-borne infections mount, debunking misinformation is even more urgent.
Dr. Vett Lloyd on biobanks and the science of tick-borne post-infection illness
Dr. Lloyd reviews tick-borne chronic illness from a research lens and the role of biobanks in answering key questions.
Justin Wood reviews Canada’s growing tick problem
Geneticks tests ticks for human pathogens and gathers valuable data on ticks, pathogens and tick-borne diseases across Canada.
New research explores the genetics of the bacteria responsible for Lyme disease in Canada
This study was funded by Genome Québec, the G. Magnotta Foundation for Vector-Borne Diseases and the Caron Thorburn Institute.
Nine questions for your vet about protecting your pet from Lyme disease
Tick-borne diseases can be fatal to dogs but there are plenty of ways to prevent them, veterinarian says.