In our new course, “An Introduction to Human Babesiosis,” you’ll learn how to diagnose and treat infections caused by babesia, a malaria-like protozoan parasite that can be transmitted through tick bites, blood transfusions, and organ transplants, or congenitally from mother to fetus. The course is taught by Elizabeth Maloney, MD,...
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From the Desk of Dr. Nev ZubcevikA letter to our supporters from Dr. Nev Zubcevik, Chief Medical Officer, on a...
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Dear community, As you all are aware, the treatment of patients suffering from tick-borne diseases can be quite complicated. However,...
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A Massachusetts General Hospital study that raises the awareness of possible cardiac involvement in early Lyme patients was recently published....
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If you’re a clinician looking for new evidence-based insights into diagnosing Lyme disease, this course is a good starting place....
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There’s a dire shortage of health-care providers who are experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of tick- and other vector-borne...
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Invisible’s new continuing medical education course, “Zoonotic diseases and pet cats,” describes common diseases that can spread from cats to...
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Invisible International has just released an important medical education course on neuropsychiatric symptoms associated with Lyme disease, with treatment recommendations...
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In the first study of its kind, two Lyme disease experts gathered data on a question frequently asked by tick-borne...
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Invisible’s new continuing medical education course, “Zoonotic diseases and pet dogs,” discusses common diseases that can spread from dogs to...
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In Invisible’s latest medical education course, Monica Embers, PhD, associate professor of microbiology and immunology at the Tulane National Primate...
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