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Showing posts with label pediatric infectious disease conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pediatric infectious disease conference. Show all posts
Sunday, July 17, 2011
What is being done to control infectious diseases?
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Sunday, January 2, 2011
Can you join the air force reserves to become a doctor in infectious diseases?
Lake View
can you join the air force reserves to become a doctor in infectious diseases?
Corunna
I believe you have to have some training before you join then they will put you in this field 1-800-621-3725
Chiniak
littleramon@ymail. com, You do not specify if you are a qualified doctor with the hope of specialising in infectious diseases after joining, or if you hope to join the reserve with the possibility of becoming qualified as a doctor and then specialising in infectious diseases. The reserve is normally part time and would not be likely to train you as a doctor. Should you be already qualified, you will likely find that there are restrictions on qualifying in a specialised field as a period of time as an intern would normally keep you away from your reserve duties. To be sure, you would be advised to enquire from your nearest recruiting office, or search on line for the answers to your question from the authority who will have the answers to all your questions. Hope this helpsmatador 89
can you join the air force reserves to become a doctor in infectious diseases?
Corunna
I believe you have to have some training before you join then they will put you in this field 1-800-621-3725
Chiniak
littleramon@ymail. com, You do not specify if you are a qualified doctor with the hope of specialising in infectious diseases after joining, or if you hope to join the reserve with the possibility of becoming qualified as a doctor and then specialising in infectious diseases. The reserve is normally part time and would not be likely to train you as a doctor. Should you be already qualified, you will likely find that there are restrictions on qualifying in a specialised field as a period of time as an intern would normally keep you away from your reserve duties. To be sure, you would be advised to enquire from your nearest recruiting office, or search on line for the answers to your question from the authority who will have the answers to all your questions. Hope this helpsmatador 89
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Friday, December 3, 2010
What infectious diseases are illegal immigrants bringing into the states?
Society Hill
Nothing that white trash american citizens don't have already.
Bloomingdale
Tb, Chagas, Malaria, and several others of concern. It's a major issue with red cross, since they are seeing new diseases showing up along the borders. AS for Europeans bringing diseases to the "New World". it went both ways. Syphillis originated in Hispaniola. The reason why the Amerindian was hit harder was because their population was much smaller than the Europeans and that If a European colony in America got wiped out, Europeans would send another boat load to replace them, while an Amerindian settlement got wiped out, ther eis no repacement population. As for the blanket full of Pox, That's how the Mexicans wiped out THe California Native population as well.
Royalton
Chagas disease is caused by Trypanosoma cruzi, a parasite related to the African trypanosome that causes sleeping sickness. It is spread by reduvid bugs and is one of the major health problems in South America. Due to immigration, the disease also affects people in the United States. Risk factors for Chagas disease include:•Living in a hut where reduvid bugs live in the walls•Living in Central or South America•Poverty•Receiving a blood transfusion from a person who carries the parasite but does not have active Chagas diseaseWatch this video on how an illegal alien had TB and infected thousands. http://www. youtube. com/watch? v=1puz6vAmx…
Jeffersonville
Information about Gonorrhea LectimThe Center for Disease Control has issued a warning about a new virulent strain of this old disease. The disease is called Gonorrhea Lectim. It's pronounced "Gonna re-elect 'em," and it is a terrible obamanation. The disease is contracted through dangerous and high risk behavior involving putting your cranium up your rectum. Many victims contracted it in 2008...but now most people, after having been infected for the past 1-2 years, are starting to realize how destructive this sickness is. It's sad because Gonorrhea Lectim is easily cured with a new drug just coming on the market called Votemout. You take the first dose in 2010 and the second dose in 2012 and simply don't engage in such behavior again; otherwise, it could become permanent and eventually wipe out all life as we know it. Several states are already on top of this, like Virginia and New Jersey, and apparently now Massachusetts, with many more seeing the writing on the wall. Please pass this important message on to all those bright folk you really care about.
Sorento
Hepatitis A B and C Marbury disease Kawasaki (strawberry tongue) Malaria Polio Dengue fever Leprosy Chagas disease TB And the re-introduction of diseases already wiped out in the U. S.: Smallpox Polio Whooping cough Measles
Frazer
All of them. Those Europeans ancestors spread those when they came to America. And in modern times, the new Americans continue spreading it.
Starbuck
H1N1Luis - Nice Kindergarden writing level there.
Bethune
Tuberculosis tops the list.
Neville
Swine flu.
Belle Rive
well it can't be any worse than blankets with small pox
Friendsville
all of em trust, their all dirty b astards
Alva
Yeah because we all know diseases stop at boarders.....NOT! Look, I am not saying they don't bring some of these diseases into the US..but you are overlooking a very important factor here. American tourist. Every yr millions of Americans travel...some are lucky enough to travel out of the country. Do you not think they could bring these diseases back with them? Because they do. Even if we successfully close down out boarders, and no more illegals get in...American citizens will still bring these diseases back with them. Donna
Wedgefield
IS FUNNY THE DISEASES CAME FROM EUROPEAN LEGAL IMIGRANTS, THE DISEASES ARE SPREAD BY EUROPE PEOPLE? WOW ASK THE ILLEGAL DISEASES FOR USA WAY OF LIFE?
Ewing
I would say "just the ones they caught from your mother" but that would be rude. How about "The same ones the legal immigrants and current citizens have."
Nothing that white trash american citizens don't have already.
Bloomingdale
Tb, Chagas, Malaria, and several others of concern. It's a major issue with red cross, since they are seeing new diseases showing up along the borders. AS for Europeans bringing diseases to the "New World". it went both ways. Syphillis originated in Hispaniola. The reason why the Amerindian was hit harder was because their population was much smaller than the Europeans and that If a European colony in America got wiped out, Europeans would send another boat load to replace them, while an Amerindian settlement got wiped out, ther eis no repacement population. As for the blanket full of Pox, That's how the Mexicans wiped out THe California Native population as well.
Royalton
Chagas disease is caused by Trypanosoma cruzi, a parasite related to the African trypanosome that causes sleeping sickness. It is spread by reduvid bugs and is one of the major health problems in South America. Due to immigration, the disease also affects people in the United States. Risk factors for Chagas disease include:•Living in a hut where reduvid bugs live in the walls•Living in Central or South America•Poverty•Receiving a blood transfusion from a person who carries the parasite but does not have active Chagas diseaseWatch this video on how an illegal alien had TB and infected thousands. http://www. youtube. com/watch? v=1puz6vAmx…
Jeffersonville
Information about Gonorrhea LectimThe Center for Disease Control has issued a warning about a new virulent strain of this old disease. The disease is called Gonorrhea Lectim. It's pronounced "Gonna re-elect 'em," and it is a terrible obamanation. The disease is contracted through dangerous and high risk behavior involving putting your cranium up your rectum. Many victims contracted it in 2008...but now most people, after having been infected for the past 1-2 years, are starting to realize how destructive this sickness is. It's sad because Gonorrhea Lectim is easily cured with a new drug just coming on the market called Votemout. You take the first dose in 2010 and the second dose in 2012 and simply don't engage in such behavior again; otherwise, it could become permanent and eventually wipe out all life as we know it. Several states are already on top of this, like Virginia and New Jersey, and apparently now Massachusetts, with many more seeing the writing on the wall. Please pass this important message on to all those bright folk you really care about.
Sorento
Hepatitis A B and C Marbury disease Kawasaki (strawberry tongue) Malaria Polio Dengue fever Leprosy Chagas disease TB And the re-introduction of diseases already wiped out in the U. S.: Smallpox Polio Whooping cough Measles
Frazer
All of them. Those Europeans ancestors spread those when they came to America. And in modern times, the new Americans continue spreading it.
Starbuck
H1N1Luis - Nice Kindergarden writing level there.
Bethune
Tuberculosis tops the list.
Neville
Swine flu.
Belle Rive
well it can't be any worse than blankets with small pox
Friendsville
all of em trust, their all dirty b astards
Alva
Yeah because we all know diseases stop at boarders.....NOT! Look, I am not saying they don't bring some of these diseases into the US..but you are overlooking a very important factor here. American tourist. Every yr millions of Americans travel...some are lucky enough to travel out of the country. Do you not think they could bring these diseases back with them? Because they do. Even if we successfully close down out boarders, and no more illegals get in...American citizens will still bring these diseases back with them. Donna
Wedgefield
IS FUNNY THE DISEASES CAME FROM EUROPEAN LEGAL IMIGRANTS, THE DISEASES ARE SPREAD BY EUROPE PEOPLE? WOW ASK THE ILLEGAL DISEASES FOR USA WAY OF LIFE?
Ewing
I would say "just the ones they caught from your mother" but that would be rude. How about "The same ones the legal immigrants and current citizens have."
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Friday, November 12, 2010
List of people registered with infectious disease?
Wright
I don't think you can get such a list. There are privacy laws to protect such.
Hunting Valley
why, do you need to be on it?
Fairfax
why
Pembroke Pines
what about it?
Fourche
what you are asking is what is called the privicy act no one here can over do the law on this matter? that is the law?
I don't think you can get such a list. There are privacy laws to protect such.
Hunting Valley
why, do you need to be on it?
Fairfax
why
Pembroke Pines
what about it?
Fourche
what you are asking is what is called the privicy act no one here can over do the law on this matter? that is the law?
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List of people registered with infectious disease?
Wright
I don't think you can get such a list. There are privacy laws to protect such.
Hunting Valley
why, do you need to be on it?
Fairfax
why
Pembroke Pines
what about it?
Fourche
what you are asking is what is called the privicy act no one here can over do the law on this matter? that is the law?
I don't think you can get such a list. There are privacy laws to protect such.
Hunting Valley
why, do you need to be on it?
Fairfax
why
Pembroke Pines
what about it?
Fourche
what you are asking is what is called the privicy act no one here can over do the law on this matter? that is the law?
Labels:
a list of infectious diseases,
disease infectious agent,
infectious disease control for ems,
infectious disease doctors in new jersey,
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infectious disease pediatric,
infectious disease society guidelines,
metro infectious disease center,
non infectious diseases infection,
pediatric infectious disease conference
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