Microbes, infectious diseases and the causal relationship that links them
Remember AIDA? She’s made a few appearances lately, most under the guise of clinical tropical medicine. But the first outing for this useful acronym was in connection with a clinical teaching unit on the management of septicaemia. Those notes will be handy if you miss out on today’s lecture (15:00hr, FJC LT, QEIIMC).
When the wind blows .. the cradle will rock. So the rhyme goes, reminding us that the elements are indiscriminate in their destructive … [More...]
Followers of this blog will know how much a good cup of coffee matters to the MicroGnome. Regulars will know how to ask for their preferred … [More...]
Trouble in paradise Once again, Bali has been in the news for the wrong reasons. A favoured holiday destination for so many Australians, … [More...]
Clinical Parasitology This list captures a typical top ten common enteric parasites of medical importance, though the order of importance … [More...]
Remember AIDA? She’s made a few appearances lately, most under the guise of clinical tropical medicine. http://fb.me/tTfUsMdu
RT @micrognome157: Remember AIDA? She’s made a few appearances lately, most under the guise of clinical tropical medicine. http://fb.me/tTfUsMdu
RT @micrognome157: Remember AIDA? She’s made a few appearances lately, most under the guise of clinical tropical medicine. http://fb.me/tTfUsMdu