In his blog, My thoughts on the future of infectious disease and medicine, Infectious disease physician, Steven LaRosa, MD writes in one post of 21 infectious disease “pearls” or teaching points concerning treatment and diagnosis of infections.
During this interview, I ask Dr. LaRosa to expand on several of them (from the use of Vancomycin to the treatment and interpretation of laboratory results for Babesiosis) in a very informative discussion.
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Check out his blog at My thoughts on the future of infectious disease and medicine
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