CHLAMYDIA PNEUMONIAE IS GENETICALLY DIVERSE IN ANIMALS AND APPEARS TO HAVE CROSSED THE HOST BARRIER TO HUMANS ON (AT LEAST) TWO OCCASIONS.

Chlamydia pneumoniae is genetically diverse in animals and appears to have crossed the host barrier to humans on (at least) two occasions.

Chlamydia pneumoniae is a common human and animal pathogen associated with a wide range of diseases.Since the first isolation of C.pneumoniae TWAR in 1965, all human isolates have been essentially clonal, providing little evolutionary insight.To address this gap, we investigated the genetic diversity of 30 isolates from diverse geographical Ball -

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Quality microbiological diagnostics and antimicrobial susceptibility testing, an essential component of antimicrobial resistance surveillance and control efforts in Pacific island nations

Problem: Emerging bacterial antimicrobial (antibiotic) resistance (AMR) is a global threat to human health.However, a majority of lower income countries do not have microbiological diagnostic testing for prompt, reliable confirmation of bloodstream infection and identification Ceramics of AMR.Context: Clinicians in Pacific island nations are increa

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The Impact of Psychological, Social, Societal, and Economic Factors Leading to Relapse in Patients Recovered from Addiction

Background: The problem of using psychotropic substances and addiction has become one of the major problems in the world.Despite the significant increase in treatment programs of addiction, many studies indicate that the rate of relapse globally is very high, especially when treatment is limited to the medical side only.Aims: The study aims to dete

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