Infectious Disease News Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Infectious Disease News.
Table of Contents
- Improved strategies necessary to combat bed bug resurgence
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- 2009 H1N1 linked to inadequate protective equipment use among HCWs
- Acute diarrhea hindered growth in Gambian children aged younger than 5 years
- C. difficile led to extended hospital stay
- CDC: Consider shortened combination treatment for TB prevention
- CDC: Progress made in HIV care/treatment, yet continued efforts needed
- Cholesterol levels elevated in toddlers taking HIV drugs
- Clinical prediction tool useful for identifying patients at low risk for Lyme meningitis
- Extended nevirapine reduced HIV-1 risk for nursing newborns
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- FDA approves pneumococcal vaccine in older adults
- Fidaxomicin more economical vs. vancomycin for C. difficile associated-diarrhea
- HIV-1 group N circulating outside of Cameroon
- HPV DNA testing recommended during cervical screening for 30-year-old women
- Immune enhancing therapy needed in sepsis patients
- Innovative facility to produce cell-based pandemic influenza vaccine
- Investigational vaccine effective against norovirus
- Medical students report lack of knowledge about hand hygiene
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- New rapid testing methods needed to detect HCV in organ donors
- Physicians, patients disagree about shared access to medical records
- Quality initiatives led to improvements in neonatal ICUs
- Statin therapy reduced mortality in patients hospitalized with influenza
- Infectious diseases in 2011: Remarkable on many fronts
- International project focuses on cross- species transmission of infectious diseases
- AAP: Immunizing adults in pediatric offices offers additional protection for children
- Antimalarial therapy needed in early pregnancy
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- CD4 testing more cost effective, beneficial than viral load testing in Africa
- Combined treatment appears effective for patients with Kawasaki disease
- Overseas travel upped risk for non-typhoidal Salmonella hospitalizations
- Pneumococcal pneumonia hospitalizations affected by 2009 H1N1
- Surgery for diverticulitis led to worse outcomes among blacks vs. whites
- Valvular surgery decreased mortality in infective endocarditis
- Chikungunya misdiagnosed, unrecognized cause of febrile illness in Tanzania
- Distinguishing dengue from febrile illnesses could save thousands
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- Surveillance, control needed to reduce TB burden among international travelers