Stay safe in the outdoors
Tim Cormode takes his tick kit with him every time he goes mountain biking or takes his daughter and dog out for a walk.
Extras
For tick research, community involvement is key
Vett, and her dynamic research team, is currently working on a local maritime initiative testing ticks for various pathogens.
Teaching outdoor leaders how to stay safe
Prevention helps to avoid potential health risks, including a daily tick check in order to reduce the risk of contracting Lyme disease.
About Elizabeth May
Elizabeth May has served as leader of the Green Party of Canada from 2006 to 2019 and has been the Member of Parliament for Saanich-Gulf Islands since 2011.
CanLyme in the news
In the last several weeks, in part due to Lyme Awareness Month, and in part due to the release of Geneticks’ map, and in part due to the release of our Educators’ Resource, we received quite a few media hits. Raising awareness about Lyme diseaseGlobal NewsMay 22 article and video TICK SEASON: Canadian Lyme Disease…
That’s a wrap on season two: stay safe in the outdoors
We’re on a break but we are getting ready for season three and we want to share our excitement with you. We have so many new excellent interviews lined up and will continue to dive into the science with leading experts.
Second edition of the Educators’ Resource
CanLyme is excited to announce the launch of the updated and revised resource for educators who teach in the outdoor classroom.
Bonus: tick removal kit giveaway!
We are giving away ten free tick removal kits, courtesy of CanLyme! Pack this in your backpack or in your first aid kit and take it on adventures with you.
Bonus book giveaway, Brain Inflamed
Many patients with Lyme disease and co-infections such as Bartonella experience the effects of inflammation in the brain and central nervous system. One of the chapters of Dr. Bock’s latest book, Brain Inflamed, is dedicated to the effect of Lyme disease and co-infections in the brain.
Optometry and lyme disease
Many Lyme patients have challenges with equilibrium and balance, both of which are influenced by vision and depth perception.
Tick awareness for tree planters
Do you know a tree planter who’s getting ready to head out into the wilderness?
Deep into the world of ticks with Justin Wood
The second episode of Looking at Lyme features an interview with Justin Wood, founder of Geneticks Canada. In this episode, Justin takes us deep into the world of ticks.
Virtual focus groups – call for educators
Download the Educator Resource and accompanying slidedeck…we would love to get your feedback! We are seeking educators who are willing to pilot and provide feedback through two virtual focus groups. This feedback will be incorporated into the second draft that is scheduled for release in winter 2021. We are offering a stipend to educators who…
The end of season one
It was a really interesting year to deepen our understanding about tick-borne illnesses. We’re at the end of season one, and we’ll be back with season two in 2021.
Wrapping up our first season
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…