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    Excellence in patient care, education, research, public health, and prevention relating to infectious diseases.

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RID-IC provides infectious diseases services including: direct patient care, diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases, infusion services, and wound care. To that end, a patient-centered office that provides cost effective care has been developed.

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I am recovering from a illness that could have been very serious. Thanks to my wonderful doctors, Vivian Hobayan, Ravi Kamepalli, and William Sanko, for their prompt diagnosis and treatment.

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Company Research Articles and Presentations

  • Click Here Poster for Fecal Bacteriotherapy Treatment for Clostridium Difficile Infection- "Presented at ID WEEK 2013"
  • Click Here PRP with small Intestine Submucosa Layer(SIS) poster - "Presented at SAWC Spring 2013"
  • Click Here PRP poster for complex surgical wounds - "Presented at SAWC FALL 2011"

 

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Infectious Diseases Feed

  • Gilead Sciences receives CHMP positive opinion for DAA Vosevi
    Gilead Sciences announced that the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use has adopted a positive opinion on the company’s Marketing...
  • Interferon-based SVR in HCV reduced risk for extrahepatic manifestations
    Sustained virologic response following interferon-based antiviral therapy in patients with hepatitis C reduced the risk for extrahepatic...
  • Studies of C. difficile burden in acute vs. long-term care facilities contradictory
    Two studies on Clostridium difficile differ greatly on whether acute-care facilities or long-term care facilities have higher rates of the...
  • Five French patients infected with hepatitis E strain found in rabbits
    In a rare finding, researchers in France discovered five cases of human infection with a hepatitis E virus strain found in rabbits.The researchers...
  • Treatment of acute rhinosinusitis difficult because of increasing antimicrobial resistance
    MS, APRN, FNP,PHILADELPHIA — Antimicrobial resistance to all Streptococcus pneumoniae has been estimated at 30% to 40% for products such as...
  • ED visits, cost associated with shingles increase
    Emergency department visits and total cost associated with herpes zoster increased between 2006 and 2013, driven by an increased number of visits by...
  • Senate health care bill takes slower approach to House bill, expert concerns persist
    The Senate health care bill, released to the public today, maintains much from the version the House passed May 4, 2017, but presents some key...
  • No science needed to blame vaccines for illness, EU court rules
    The European Union Court of Justice has ruled that illnesses can be attributed to vaccines during litigation without scientific proof.The judges...
  • 'Like winning the lottery’: EIS officers explain getting accepted into CDC program
    The voice says to call back. Someone at the CDC wants to discuss your application for the Epidemic Intelligence Service. Panic sets in. Did you...
  • Listeria: The mystery organism
    Listeria monocytogenes is ubiquitous in the environment. It is a foodborne pathogen, but the infecting dose is unknown. Person-to-person...
  • One in four children have decreased quality of life after sepsis
    Almost one-quarter of children who survived community-acquired sepsis experienced significant declines in health-related quality of life, lasting up...
  • Multidisciplinary HCV treatment program yields results
    A hepatitis C virus treatment program at an urban safety-net hospital that used a multidisciplinary team led to nearly one out of every four...
  • What are the downstream effects of smaller EIS class sizes?
    Due to budget concerns, the incoming class of the CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service, or EIS, has been reduced to 71 members — 10 fewer than last...
  • ‘Like a kid in a candy store’: EIS officers explain matching process
    Each year, CDC officials and representatives from state health departments around the country conduct what amount to job interviews with members of...
  • Cholera linked to drinking iced tea in Vietnam
    The chances of infection from cholera were heightened for the people of Ben Tre, Vietnam, when they drank iced tea, according to a study published...
  • ‘Bring it on!’ Presenting at EIS conference can be daunting, officers say
    Victoria Hall, DVM, MS, a first-year officer in the CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service, sat at a table in the hallway of a downtown Atlanta...
  • Children of immunizing parents three times more likely to receive influenza vaccine
    Children whose parents had received an influenza vaccine are nearly three times more likely to be immunized against seasonal influenza than children...
  • Code red for MDR bacteria: Resistance to carbapenems doubles in ICUs
    Four years ago, the CDC’s Antibiotic Resistance Threats in the United States report warned that inaction could have “potentially catastrophic...
  • CDC’s EIS program molds clinicians into public health professionals
    The man in the hospital in Puerto Rico had been bitten by a mongoose as he reached inside his backyard chicken coop to retrieve some eggs. The...
  • Organic causes of pediatric abdominal pain common in primary care
    PHILADELPHIA — Between 2% and 4% of all pediatric outpatient visits reference abdominal pain, with 3% to 8% having organic causes that create...

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OH 45801 USA

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