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Role of Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis in intraabdominal abscess formation in the rat S M Cox 1, S Faro, M G Dodson, L E Phillips, L Aamodt, G Riddle The data support the hypothesis that N gonorrhoeae and C trachomatis initiate infection and that aerobic and anaerobic bacteria act ...

The Toxoplasma gondii prevalence and its impact on tick-borne encephalitis virus infection among humans in Heilongjiang province of China Wanting Li, Lu Zhang, Wei Wang, Weiyan Yin, Feiluran Maimaiti, Mengru Zhao, Xiaohong Peng, Wenzhong Wu, Shouxu Lv & Zhijun Hou Show Bron: link.springer.com, ...

A common parasite can decapitate human sperm − with implications for male fertility Bill Sullivan, Indiana University Infectious diseases such as gonorrhea or chlamydia are often overlooked factors that affect fertility in men. Accumulating evidence suggests that a common single-celled parasite cal...

Samenvatting toespraak dr. Ter Hofstede ALV 9 mei Driebergen

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'Parasiten Symptome, Infektionswege & Risicogruppe':

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Why Lyme Disease Testing Fail: What to So When Bloodwork Looks Clear with dr. Bill Rawls

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Dr. Michael Karlfeldt - Lyme Disease Testing Explained - Why Labs Miss Chronic Lyme

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HPV and Chlamydia: A Cancer-Causing Duo by Bioengineer The pathophysiology surrounding this synergism is intricate. HPV’s ability to integrate into the host genome can lead to the expression of oncogenes, ultimately promoting cell proliferation and survival. Parallelly, chronic CT infection can exa...

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Lyme disease vaccine shows over 70% efficacy in phase 3 trial

Laine Bergeson

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Met welk percentage zijn de in 1994 'gestandardiseerde' lyme testen (reeds decennialang!) vals negatief volgens jullie?

Lyme Bacteria Virulence: What You Must Know About Borrelia by Dr. Bill Rawls When chronic Lyme disease sufferers are tested for coinfections, most are found to be carrying more than one of several possibilities including mycoplasma, bartonella, babesia, chlamydia , ehrlichia, and anaplasma. Testing...