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Articles related to "Infectious Diseases"
CFS and Your Doctor Whether you are trying to find a diagnosis or trying to receive medical treatment, finding a doctor that is able to work with you throughout your illness is essential. chronic fatigue syndrome • cfs • cfids • chronic illness • doctors
Emerging Infectious Diseases New infectious diseases are cropping up in wild animals and pose a "significant threat to human health and to global diversity."
Environmental Management Linked to Spread of Infectious Diseases environment, disease, mosquito, malaria, hantavirus, Ebola virus, climate change, global warming environment • infectious diseases • climate change
Environmental Management Linked to Spread of Infectious Diseases -- Part 2 environment, disease, mosquito, cholera, climate change, global warming, hantavirus, Lyme disease environment • diseases • climate change • global warming
Our Dogs and MRSA Our canines have a world of infectious diseases that can lay assault against them and one is MRSA canine infections • canine disease • infectious diseases • mrsa • mrsa in dogs
Please Wash Your Hands! Saying what you do is much easier than doing it. Americans say they wash their hands after using the bathroom but do they really? hand washing • hand • infectious diseases • disease
Sanitation and Safety: Part 2 Many kinds of bacteria attack the body directly. Two of them are common kitchen offenders, entering the body by way of contaminated food.Salmonella (sal-mun-ell'a) is probably the infectious diseases • cleanliness • bacteria • regulations • u.s. public health service
Travelers and Infectious Diseases: Traveling Outside the U.S. People who travel outside of the United States, regardless if this is the first or an additional time, should consult with a qualified traveler's clinic before departing the country. There is still an important concern for the advent of infectious diseases, such as diphtheria, typhoid, hepatitis, and traveler's diarrhea, to name just a few. This article summarizes some of the most virulent forms of the diseases as well as what one should do before leaving the United States. Those who are living abroad, i.e., outside of the U.S., should also take heed and see their own physician before leaving the safety of their own country. infectious diseases • travler's diarrhea • typhoid • diphtheria • hepatitis a
Viral Infectious Disease Although they appear to behave as living things, viruses, viroids and prions are nonliving particles. Read on and discover more about these 'smart' parasites. what is a virus • what is a prion • what is viroid • what a virion • acellular particle
The Enemy Is Us! The things we do cause us to get sick. stanley falkow • infectious diseases • poverty • crowding • unsanitary conditions
Chronic Diseases Caused by Mycobacteria The genus Mycobacterium contains many members, few of which are pathogens. But when pathogenic, chronic diseases such as tuberculosis and Hansen's Disease may result. mycobacterial infection • mycobacteria disease • mycobacterium infectious disease • lepromatous leprosy • tuburculoid leprosy
Late Germ Theory of Disease Germ Theory is the concept that microorganisms can cause disease, and this theory is the foundation of modern medicine. Here is a summary of some key discoveries. germ theory of disease • spontaneous generation • infectious disease • louis pasteur • pasteurization louis pasteur
Bio-Security to Protect Rare Breeds Protect your rare livestock from infectious disease foot and mouth • sheep • cattle • livestock • rare breeds
Hoffman and Swinburne – Bird Isles Hoffman Island and Swinburne Island were created in Lower New York Bay to receive, quarantine, and give medical treatment to immigrants. Now they harbor birds. hoffman island • swinburne island • new york harbor • gateway national recreation area • birds
Three Types of Tuberculosis Infection Caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, TB is an infectious bacterial disease of the respiratory system that can disseminate into a deadly systemic infection. types of tuberculosis • primary tuberculosis • secondary tuberculosis • reactivated tuberculosis • disseminated tuberculosis
Dental Health Cavities are an infectious disease resulting in more than 52 million lost school-hours per year, yet many children do not get the dental health care they need. dental care • children's dental care • teeth • dental budget • ada
Donating Your Breast Milk How you can donate your breast milk to help premature babies this Christmas. breast feeding • immunity from breast feeding • protecting your baby from infectious diseases • human milk • breast feeding premature babies
How to Boost A Child's Immune System Parents can do several things to boost a child's immune system in order to protect against infectious diseases and minimize chances of adverse vaccine reactions. boost child's immune system • alternative vaccination schedule • support healthy immune system • safe fish omega 3 • support immune function
Influenza, or the Flu: Is the Flu Shot Necessary? The Flu, or otherwise called Influenza, is a viral infection that is typically self-limited infection that has been known to be pandemic. The flu vaccine, which is prepared annually, is used to help combat the infection by giving the body time to manufacture antibodies. However, the flu vaccine, especially now with a shortage, is not necessary for all age groups and it should be administered only to those who really need it. This article helps explain these and other factors. See your clinician. influenza • vaccine • the flu • flu • vaccinations
The Bioterrorist Threat A new type of terrorist is threatening the nation. Learn more about bioterrorism and what is being done to prevent and deal with it. public health • medicine • bioterrorism • terrorism • infections
What Exactly Is Smallpox? What exactly is smallpox? We hear the word every time we turn on the news or open a newspaper. But how many people really know much about the disease itself? smallpox • small pox • biological warfare • biological weapons • terrorism
When Not to Feed Wildlife, And Why Feeding wildlife was once thought to be good in situations where food is scarce. But there are drawbacks, as well as better, safer alternatives, to aid wildlife locally. feeding natural foods to wild animals • habituating wildlife dangers • improving natural habitat • illness from inappropriate animal foods • infectious disease outbreak
Early History of Human Immunology Some of the early discoveries that led to today's vaccines happened almost by chance. The astute observations of Jenner and Pasteur were the foundation of immunology. history of immunology • microbiology history • attenuated vaccines • smallpox vaccine • discovery of vaccination
Sprouting a Food-Borne Infection One more source of food-borne infections. Somedays it is hard to eat and be a Microbiologist. seed • alfalfa sprouts • bacillus • cereus • salmonella
Lining their pockets: Conflict of Interest? "No infectious disease specialist will be able to serve on this committee! We all take money from pharmaceutical companies." The reaction of a member of the Illinois Immunization Advisory Committee speaking out against a bill which would prohibit any person who is (or whose spouse is) an officer, employee or agent of, or has any ownership or other financial interest in a pharmaceutical company that manufactures vaccines from serving on the Illinois Immunization Advisory Committee. The bill would also prevent Committee members and/or their spouses from accepting anything of value or any economic benefit from a pharmaceutical company that manufactures or produces vaccines. The bill was vetoed. immunizations • vaccination • vaccines • vaccine • immunize
AIDS and Canadian Aboriginals Aboriginal people are disproportionately effected by AIDS in Canada. hiv • aids • aboriginal • native • canada
Allergy Alert!!! A recent study released by the FDA is raising concerns about undeclared allergens in as many as 25 percent of processed foods. For as many as 7 million Americans that have food allergies this can spell big trouble... allergies • allergens • food allergies • peanut allergies • egg allergies
Bacteria Gram Stain Reaction Gram staining involves the application of a series of dyes that leaves some bacteria purple (Gram +) and others pink (Gram -). Here's how the Gram stain works. gram stain reaction • gram staining test • gram stain procedure • gram staining technique • gram stain protocol
Causes and Types of Pneumonia Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lungs caused by bacteria, virus, fungus or the inhalation of foreign substances. Here are some quick links to articles on pneumonia. what is pneumonia • causes of pneumonia • types of pneumonia • bacterial pneumonia • viral pneumonia
Cells & Viral Pathogenic Microbes All living things are composed of one or more cells. Unlike cells, viruses, viroids and prions are acellular, nonliving parasites that require a living host to reproduce. cells viral pathogenic microbes • difference cells viruses • living cell • virus viroid prion • eukaryotic eukaryotes prokaryotes prokaryotic cell
Early Germ Theory of Disease Germ Theory is the concept that microorganisms can cause disease, and this theory is the foundation of modern medicine. Here is a summary of some key discoveries. germ theory • spontaneous generaton • abiogenesis • leeuwenhoek • ignaz semmelweis
More Allergy Alert!!! For more than 7 million Americans, food allergies are serious business. So what is the processed food industry and the federal government doing about it? allergies • allergens • food allergies • peanut allergies • egg allergies
Fight Back - Take Control of Your Own Treatment Today - it is necessary for the patient who suffers the effects of RSD or any Neuropathy of the PNS must take control of their won medical treatment - in order to achiev sucess or even partial success in over coming this disease. It can be done - because some have done it. There are a number of factors - each with its own role that may be employed by the patient - to achieve either a cure or robust remission. Thus - do not lose hope of ever vanquishing this disease - but it will be necessary for you to learn just how to manage the entire set of procedures and treatments before you will be able to take control. aggressive physical therapy • profiling of your disease • precursor • immune system • antibodies
Alexander the Great Died of Typhoid Fever Alexander the Great died of Typhoid fever. alexander the great • typhoid fever • cause of death
Caring for a New Puppy New puppies require specialized care. Feeding, training, socialization, and veterinary care are just a few of the things which are essential to caring for the new puppy. puppy care • new puppy care • new puppy • puppy care information • puppy health care
Human Parasite: Naegleria fowleri Primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM or PAME) results in nausea, fever, headache and ultimately kills. Protect yourself from this rare but deadly amoebic infection. naegleria fowleri • human parasitic parasite amoeba • deadly microbe • amebic meningoencephalitis • amoeba pame
Kalman Kalocsay, Part 2 Biographical and bibliographical information about Kalman Kalocsay. kalocsay • esperanto poetry • waringhien • la plena analiza gramatiko • esperanto
Sprouting Up a Diarrheal Infection Bean sprouts sometimes come with some unwelcome passengers. If you are young, old, or have a chronic disease think twice before putting those sprouts on top of your salad. sprouts • alfalfa • radish • bean • escherichia coli
A Fungus We Breath Like one third of the population in the St. Lawrence valley, Jessica was exposed to bird dropping harboring spores that have left her legally blind. histoplasmosis • spores • bat guano • pigeon droppings • blindness
Common Cat Diseases - Part 1 The first in a 2 part series about some common contagious cat diseases. cat • cats • disease • virus • viral
First Aid Basics: Part Three We continue our trek into the first aid zone. This article we learn more about first aid by touching on subjects such as disease transmission, how to control bleeding, and what to do with knocked out teeth. first aid • safety • outdoors • kids • article
My Vaccine Manifesto I wrote this in response to recent questions regarding our decision not to vaccinate our children. vaccines • vaccine • immunity • immunizations • immunisations
Vaccines Save Lives and Money Vaccines can be a pain but they do save lives. Here is some of the proof. vaccine • immunization • polio • smallpox • centers for disease control
Where To Find A Good Lyme Disease Doctor Many people are improperly treated for Lyme disease and need to find a knowledgeable doctor. This is the place to start. lyme disease • lyme disease doctors • lyme disease support groups • find a llmd • lyme disease treatment
Anthrax Anthrax and its ability to inflict terror on us all. But don't worry, the number of cases compared to the population is minute. anthrax • inhalation • skin • fire • terror
A For Immunity and Stress? If you have any type of sinus or respiratory problems, please read this one, it could be your final cure. vitamin a • immune system • viruses • bacteria • sinus problems
Bacteria Survived Travel to Moon Moon travel is not for everyone however, one bacterium found travel in a camera to the moon okay.
Fifth Disease Five to fifteen-year olds beware! Fifth Disease is most common in children between these ages. It is an infectious disease in children that causes a widespread red rash. fifth disease • red rashes
HCV Vaccine in the works! On February 29th at the Keystone Symposia scientific meetings held in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Epimmune announced the development of a vaccine for the prevention and treatment of Hepatitis C. vaccine • hepatitis c • hepatitis • |
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