The following professionals representing ILADS are testifying at the hearings—to be held at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC: Daniel Cameron, MD, International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS), California; Lorraine Johnson, JD, MBA, California Lyme Disease Association (CALDA), Ukiah, CA; Allison Delong, ILADS, Providence, RI; Ken Liegner, MD, ILADS, Armonk, NY; Steven Phillips, MD, ILADS, Wilton, CT; and Raphael Stricker, MD, ILADS, San Francisco, CA. See the IDSA website for a complete list of the presenters.

"I'm convinced that Lyme in a chronic form can affect psychiatric issues, neurological issues and you can have neurological problems," New York epidemiologist Dr. Daniel Cameron said

Hartford (WTNH) - Connecticut has long been known as ground zero for Lyme Disease. Now, state lawmakers are taking the controversy surrounding Lyme Disease treatment head on.

March 10, 2009 The tradegy death of a pastor had in Illinois has led to a national Lyme disease dialogue regarding the psychiatric manifestations of Lyme disease.

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International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS), in partnership with Turn the Corner Foundation (TTC), launch a new physicians training program intended to decrease the incidence of chronic Lyme disease. Lyme is a complex disease without accurate diagnostic testing solutions. Advanced clinical expertise is often required by physicians to ensure patients receive effective diagnosis and treatment programs. This program is intended to increase patients' access to care for Lyme treatment by increasing the number of physicians trained to treat both early and late-stage cases of Lyme disease.

Debate on the plight of Lyme patients, chronic Lyme disease, and the failure of Mr. Pallone’s health sub committee to bring up the Lyme bill, HR 741 (Smith NJ).

Dr. Daniel Cameron, an internist and Lyme disease researcher in Mount Kisco, New York, is accustomed to being on the firing line. A former academic researcher who headed the National Task Force on Aging, Cameron the clinician, who has published … Excerpt Denise Lang

A young urbanite living in the Northeastern US went for an outing in the country on one of those balmy days late last December. At a clearing in the trees, he lay down on a grassy spot and, taking his ease in the unusually warm winter sunlight, he probably gave no thought to the likelihood that the area might be prime habitat for Lyme ticks.

Good morning chairman and members of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania House of Representatives Health and Human Services Committee. My name is Daniel Cameron. I have been trained at the University of Minnesota, Beth Israel Medical Center and Mt. Sinai in medicine and epidemiology.