What are the Symptoms & Treatment for Epstein-Barr Virus? Chronic Active Epstein-Barr is a real disease entity that can affect many here in the United States. Unfortunately, since fatigue is
Last Week I joined on a Webinar on A4M with other ID Experts regarding the COVID-19 outbreak. Scroll down to Week 1 Webinar and Click Watch Now. My part starts
Coronavirus Q+A with Doctor Dan Ketterer Originally posted on the IDCGA website.(Version 4.0, updated 4/6/20) My name is Dr. Daniel Ketterer, and I am an Infectious Disease physician practicing in
Can you use Hydroxychloroquine to combat Covid-19? Since the end of last week there has been a lot of mention about using hydroxychloroquine in the use of combating Covid-19. The
The Future of Chronic Care Management By: Ellen Price, BS, CCM, PSGT Healthcare has swiftly changed from something that seemingly should be easy to navigate, to a series
Preventing Lyme Disease By: Ariana Nunez and Alex Pugliese Reduce “Deer Tick” Population Avoid Wooded and High Grass Areas Wear Appropriate Clothing in Wooded Area (long
The Problems with PrEP In 1978, just before Spring Break, a classmate of mine informed me that he was starting himself on penicillin before traveling to Florida for
Vaccinations and Foreign Travel One question that has been asked, in light of the recent measles outbreak that we are seeing here in the United States lately, is what
The Importance of Vaccines in the 21st-century With the most recent outbreak of measles in the Pacific Northwest - once again, the question about the necessity for childhood
Should You Vaccinate for Child for Measles, or Not Vaccinate? A Response to two Twitter questions: 1. @PuglieseMD what are your thoughts on the measles outbreak? 2. @childrenshealth @PuglieseMD is there
