Microbes, infectious diseases and the causal relationship that links them
You might want to think carefully before your next mouthful. The up-coming Tropical Medicine Breakfast begins our series on enteric infections, with a slot on enteric fever and a second unit on parasitic enteropathogens. All those with a strong stomach are welcome! [calendar of events]
Recent MicroGnome features on travel-related diarrhoea and parasitic enteropathogens:
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