Research
CanLyme is dedicated to promoting advancements in Lyme disease research. More research is needed to accurately diagnose and treat Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses, and CanLyme supports this. CanLyme’s Venture Grants policy for academic researchers can be found here.
Feeling sick after eating that steak dinner? You could have a rare but potentially severe tick-borne allergy
First documented death from alpha-gal syndrome points to major need…
Elliot Jacobson: Downstream Secondary Illness in Lyme Disease
Dealing with the fallout.
Why Lyme disease isn’t the only tick-borne infection you need to worry about
Co-infections are a real danger as more ticks carry multiple…
Interventions to manage mold and mycotoxicities
In this video recording, from the 2025 Canadian Tick-Borne Disease…
Highlights in Lyme disease research 2024-2026
Notes on an important webinar.
Dr. Tim Cook on structured functional medicine approach to treatment of Lyme disease
Treatment of Lyme disease using antibiotics.
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…
Justin Wood reviews Canada’s growing tick problem
Geneticks tests ticks for human pathogens and gathers valuable data…
Dr. Brian Fallon on Neuropsychiatric Lyme
Expert discusses how to recognize and manage the neuropsychiatric manifestations…
Diagnostic tools for Lyme disease, by Dr. Ralph Hawkins
Dr. Ralph Hawkins presents on a probabilistic approach to understanding…
New research: Infrared thermography makes the bullseye rash more visible for diagnosis of Lyme
Infrared imaging can detect early Lyme inflammation invisible to the…
First annual Canadian Tick-Borne Disease Conference a success
This conference was an incredible opportunity for practitioners and experts…