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Section Topics

  • » Bacterial diseases: diptheria
  • » Bacterial diseases: melioidosis
  • » Bacterial diseases: mycobacterial diseases
  • » Bacterial diseases: others
  • » Bacterial diseases: shigellosis
  • » Bacterial diseases: tetanus
  • » Bacterial diseases: typhoid
  • » Ehrlichia & rickettsial diseases
  • » Epidemiology of tropical & travel-associated diseases
  • » Fungal diseases
  • » Parasitic diseases: amebiasis & other intestinal protozoal diseases
  • » Parasitic diseases: filariasis
  • » Parasitic diseases: leishmaniasis
  • » Parasitic diseases: malaria
  • » Parasitic diseases: others
  • » Parasitic diseases: schistosomiasis
  • » Practice of travel & tropical medicine
  • » Spirochetes & chlamydia
  • » Travel-related concerns associated with extremes of environment
  • » Viral diseases: arboviral diseases
  • » Viral diseases: hepatitis
  • » Viral diseases: other hemorrhagic fevers
  • » Zoonotic diseases: leptospirosis & others

LATEST EVALUATION

This study in rhesus macaques demonstrates long-term persistence of viable Borrelia burgdorferi spirochetes despite aggressive antibiotic therapy. Undoubtedly, these data will be used to justify the controversial prescription by some physicians of extended antibiotic therapy...

Lyle Petersen, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA. F1000 Neurological Disorders

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Diagnostic use of Burkholderia pseudomallei selective media in a low prevalence setting.

Roesnita B, Tay ST, Puthucheary SD, Sam IC. Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg. 2012 Feb; 106(2):131-3

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Direk Limmathurotsakul and Anchalee Jatapai, Mahidol University, Thailand. F1000 Infectious Diseases

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