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Waterloo, ON: Scope of Lyme disease in region, country contested
Simcoe, Ontario: To only feel 21 again
Edmonton Journal: Lyme disease tricky to diagnose
CTV - The National News: Lyme Warning
Edmonton Journal: Lyme disease ticks found outside city
CTV - News, Calgary: Lyme disease carrying ticks found in Calgary, High River and Ardrossan areas in Alberta
Pictou Advocate, NS: Lyme disease increasing: local residents
Richmond News (BC):Part 1 - Page 3 & 4, The Goertzen's, an excellent articlePart 2 - 1,001 ways to wish get well soon
Montreal Gazette: interviews Dr. Mc Shane, Canadian Lyme victim who now treats Lyme disease at her New York state clinic
Montreal Gazette: reports on Lyme disease, Quebec says first case in 2008 yet see this link on CanLyme re: 1984 First Canadian case ... Go to page 3
Regina Leader-Post:
... Regina woman Marion Nicoll questions Canadian diagnosis of Lyme disease
Winnipeg Free Press: ... Researcher completes thesis on Lyme disease, uncovers many problems with present policy making system
New Hampshire to protect doctors who treat Lyme while it investigates
February 1st, 2010: Infectious Disease Society of America caught by Attorney General
Maine sees over 300% increase in new Lyme cases in January and February of 2010
More Canadian teens struck down in their prime, lose precious years. Page 1, Page 2
Minnesota Medical Board to protect doctors who treat Lyme disease beyond short term
Canadian research indicates strain variation may be reason for concern in negative test results for suspected cases of Lyme disease in Canada
Can a high school student have come up with a better test for Lyme disease?
Lyme borreliosis in Canada: biological diversity and diagnostic complexity from an entomological perspective
... The Canadian Entomologist, 2009
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Warning...ticks can come in on Christmas trees
Experts warn pet owners of impact of climate change
Possible Cure For Multiple Sclerosis... see investigative report
Lyme documentary finalist for Academy Awards!!
Watch Canada's CTV investigative journalism show W-5 that aired Saturday, Nov. 14th, 2009 titled 'Out of the Wild'.
An excellent piece. Please pass this along to your family, friends, politicians, physicians... everyone you can think of. We can save lives from being destroyed through education.
Email W5 directly to show your appreciation.
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Antibiotic targets cyst-like form of Lyme bacteria
New species of Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato complex
The placebo effect - the elephant in the boardroom
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Lyme Action Group supports additional oversight of CPSO
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Wall of Hope '09 pictures and news coverage including CTV national news.
Alarming 2008 USA numbers stop at the Canadian border?
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New book by thirteen Lyme-Literate health care practitioners.
Experts don't agree on testing - Canada
Deer ticks on the move U.S, Canada
Canada's pioneering Lyme doctor/researcher awarded Order of Canada
Pt.2 National Post, Lyme and the tale of two tests
Pt.1 National Post, Debate over Lyme disease lingers on
Global TV, Ontario tackles Lyme disease
Knowledge key in fighting Lyme disease
Scientist urges precaution, not panic, to combat Lyme disease
Much work still to be done in fight against Lyme disease
Lyme law passes both House and Senate in Connecticut, where it all began in North America in 1975 (well that was when they recognized an old disease).
Another study shows how B.burgdorferi can survive antibiotics
Shining the light on Lyme disease
Lyme disease: Tiny tick, big problem - CBC
Lyme disease alive and well, Ontario
Getting Lyme disease some awareness, National Post
His ALS was Lyme disease
German scientists reveal 3D view of spirochete
Ontario Winery Tackles Lyme Disease with Radio Campaign.
Tick, tick, tick
Lyme disease carrying ticks found in Niagara
Ticks catching a free ride on lots of critters
Veterinarians worried about Lyme disease in Ontario as canine tests find more
Lyme..."more
than AIDS and West Nile combined!"...
CBC radio, Lyme cases in Nova Scotia said to be missed by the hundreds, April 2009
Lyme Neuroborreliosis: Manifestations of a
Rapidly Emerging Zoonosis
Increasing Incidence of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever among the American Indian Population in the United States
BC MLA questions College of Physicians' ability to be unbiased
CanLyme Receives $500,000 Donation
Lyme Action Group applauds Connecticut state Bill being put forward
Ontario medical college harms patients.
Dr. Kucan dies suddenly, strong Lyme advocate for son.
Pioneering Lyme doctor in BC receives Order of Canada
Plenty of Guidelines, but Where's the Evidence? NY Times
Her progressive Multiple Sclerosis was Lyme, now able to walk and drive again
International Lyme And Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) Announces Physician Training Program
-- Human to human transmission of tick-borne disease
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Caught between a tick and a hard place, Alberta.
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2008 ILADS / LDA Scientific Session Summary
MP Judy Wasylycia-Leis pushes Canadian feds to create anti-Lyme strategy, see also, her question tabled in parliament.
Attorney General orders Infectious Disease doctors to do an open review of their Lyme guidelines due to conflicts of interest, and for ignoring evidence-based science that disagrees with their pre-determined positions. Read here
Real-Time High Resolution 3D Imaging of the Lyme Disease Spirochete Adhering to and Escaping from the Vasculature of a Living Host, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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