Stay safe in the outdoors

This is Tim Cormode, CEO of Power To Be. He takes his tick kit with him mountain biking and when he goes out for a walk with his daughter and dog.
#MayIsLymeAwarenessMonth #NoTickIsAGoodTick #TickTalk

This is Tim Cormode, CEO of Power To Be. He takes his tick kit with him mountain biking and when he goes out for a walk with his daughter and dog.
#MayIsLymeAwarenessMonth #NoTickIsAGoodTick #TickTalk

Lauren Hudson was tasked with aligning the resource with the provincial curriculum.

Looking at Lyme is wrapping up Season One! We are so grateful that you joined us to learn alongside Lyme Disease experts from across Canada and internationally. Stay tuned for more episodes when we return with Season two – coming to you in early 2021. In the meantime, please subscribe to our podcast to stay…
We have funding grants for practicing Canadian physicians to attend the International Lyme and Associated Diseases (ILADS) Virtual Conference, September 10-13, 2020.

Although some astrocytes are helping to keep our brains safe and healthy, another subset of astrocytes act in ways that are considered pathogenic – leading to neuroinflammation.

Many Lyme patients have challenges with equilibrium and balance, both of which are influenced by vision and depth perception.

Treating complex infections such as Lyme disease involves so much more than simply eradicating microbes. Those who treat chronic Lyme disease have long recognized the importance of understanding the bigger picture which includes the immune response, associated infections, neurobiological manifestations, psychosocial impacts and the effect of stress on a patient’s immune response. Leading the way …
Funding grants for healthcare practitioners are available now!