Downloadable Resources

ILADS guidelines listed on Federal Public Health Agency of Canada Website

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Groundbreaking news! 
The Public Health Agency of Canada has now listed the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) treatment guidelines - on their website - as one set of evidence-based treatment guidelines for Lyme disease. 
​More to come, but we wanted to get the news out!

To see for yourself:
Scroll to the bottom of the page (link) below - under More Information and International Treatment Guidelines
https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/lyme-disease/health-professionals-lyme-disease.html#a3

ILADS Lyme Disease Treatment Guidelines

Lyme Disease Prevention Handout

lymefacts_handout_prevention_july_2018.pdf
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Lyme Disease Symptoms/Treatment Handout

lyme_facts_handout_symptoms_treatment_july_2018.pdf
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Co-Infections Handout

lyme_facts_handout_co-infections_july_2018.pdf
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LymeHope compilation of evidence/literature - Lyme and Pregnancy/Transplacental transmission

updated_dec_3_2018_-_32_years_of_literature_review.pdf
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LymeHope presentation- Pregnancy and Gestational Lyme - November 2017:

Sue Faber Testimony at Parliamentary Health Committee June 2017 highlighting in-utero transmission of Lyme and calling Canadian Government to Action

Jennifer Kravis at Parliamentary Health Committee June 2017 - highlighting barriers to Canadians with Lyme disease.

Gestational Lyme Disease Case Studies:
Dr Jones - Lyme Paediatrician

Dr Jones Presentation slides on Gestational Lyme (maternal fetal transmission) at International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) conference held in Toronto in 2011.