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Hooked on ID with Christine Thomas, DO
I’ve wanted to be a doctor, to help people, since I was 5 years old.
HBV-listed death rates surpass national average in coastal, Appalachian states
Individuals born in the United States made up nearly two-thirds of all hepatitis B-listed deaths, with death rates exceeding the national average in 13 states, according to research published in JAMA Network Open.
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Female prisons ‘main reservoir’ for hepatitis C, key target for elimination initiatives
LONDON — A high intensity test and treat initiative for hepatitis C elimination in England proved to be beneficial for testing and treating incarcerated individuals, according to results at the International Liver Congress.
Acute hepatitis outbreak swells to nearly 900 cases; global data shows ‘mixed picture’
LONDON — An outbreak of acute, severe hepatitis of unknown etiology in children has grown to 894 cases across 33 countries, according to data presented during a media briefing at the International Liver Congress.
Hooked on ID with Rehan Syed, MD, MSc
In retrospect, my path to infectious diseases began before I recognized it.
No substantial changes in C. difficile trends early in pandemic
Despite the changes and disruptions to care caused by COVID-19, researchers found that there were no significant changes in the incidence of Clostridioides difficile during the first year of the pandemic.
Boy has possible rare form of neurofibromatosis — which infections pose a threat?
An 8-year-old boy was seen collecting money by dancing in the street in the Central African country of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, or DRC.
Hooked on ID with Kelly M. Percival, PharmD, BCPS AQ-ID
Why is the patient receiving levofloxacin?
VIDEO: Although acute hepatitis in children uncommon, parents should remain vigilant
In this Healio video exclusive, Elizabeth Fagan, MD, an independent hepatologist and consultant in Texas, discusses global concerns about cases of acute, severe hepatitis in children and what caregivers should be aware of.
CDC: Investigation ongoing, need time to evaluate evidence for acute hepatitis in children
The CDC reported during a media telebriefing that it is investigating cases of acute hepatitis of unknown etiology among children in the United States but warns it will take time to evaluate evidence.
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Diabetes inequities persist worldwide, especially for low-, middle-income countries
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