One year later: How the landmark NASEM report on chronic Lyme is – and isn’t – changing minds
A year can seem long or short depending on your perspective. When you look back, its 12 months can seem…
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Living with persistent illness and uncertainty: Patient narratives on Lyme disease in Nova Scotia, Canada
A new peer-reviewed paper by Marilyn Cox and Mario Levesque investigates the experiences of 21 individuals in Nova Scotia who…
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Interventions to manage mold and mycotoxicities
Dr. LaTouche takes an in depth look at how mold and mycotoxins can stand in the way of optimal outcomes…
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Feature | Government | Health
The U.S. is improving its tick surveillance programs. But they still paint an incomplete picture as Lyme cases mount
American surveillance programs designed to track the spread of ticks that cause Lyme and other illnesses are making headway, but…
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Feature | Government | Health
Count me in
In order to be counted as a Lyme disease case by public health, very specific parameters must be met. These…
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Feature | Government | Health
Lack of effective healthcare for Canadian Lyme patients and why they turn elsewhere
An article in BNN is once again shining a spotlight on the systemic dysfunction in the Canadian healthcare system in…
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Feature | Government | Health
US CDC links Borrelia burgdorferi to chronic symptoms
As recently as 2006, the IDSA guidelines referred to the very real symptoms of chronic Lyme disease as ’the aches…
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From Risk to Resilience – Climate Change and Health in B.C. (2022 – 2024)
BC Ministry of Health …
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Climate change | Government | Homepage (featured project) | News | Participatory research, engagement and strategy | Regional
Integrating Equity in Provincial Risk Assessments (2022 – 2023)
About the project ClientBC Ministry of Environment Climate Action Secretariate CollaboratorsEbbwater Consulting Inc.; Ursus Resilient Strategies Inc. Timing2022 – 2023…
