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Monsoon Diseases in India

The below mentioned article provides a short note on Monsoon Diseases in India. The monsoon-diseases in India are: 1.Enteric fever (Typhoid)  2. Malaria (common) 3. Dengue fever (less common)  4. Gastrointestinal diseases 5. Hepatitis A virus infection (Jaundice) 6.   Hepatitis E virus infection During the rainy season, rain water contaminated with micro-organism (bacteria, virus, fungus) may gain entrance into city [...]

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Diarrhoeal Diseases and It’s Types

The following points highlight the top two types of Diarrhoeal Diseases. The types are: 1. Non-Invasive Bacterial Pathogens 2. Non-Invasive Bacterial Pathogens.  Diarrhoeal Diseases: Type # 1. Non-Invasive Bacterial Pathogens: A. Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) Pathogens. ETEC produce two types of toxins: (a) Heat stable enterotoxin (ST) (b) Heat labile enterotoxin (LT); or both. In addition to these toxins, they [...]

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Bacterial Food Poisoning: Meaning, Causes and Laboratory Diagnosis

In this article we will discuss about Bacterial Food Poisoning:- 1. Meaning of Bacterial Food Poisoning 2. Classification of Bacterial Food Poisoning 3. Food Borne Botulism 4. Source of Infection 5. Pathogenesis 6. Clinical Features 7. Diagnosis 8. Non-Bacterial Infective Diarrhoea  9. Laboratory Diagnosis.  Contents: Meaning of Bacterial Food Poisoning Classification of Bacterial Food Poisoning Food Borne Botulism Source of [...]

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