infectious miscellany: many reviews, URL; fungi, parasites

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http://www.idreview.co.uk/content/pages/vol1/vol1-2.htm

has links to each of the following articles:

Persing DH. Human Babesiosis. IDR 1999;1(2):107-109. [PDF]

Dumler JS. The Ehrlichioses: an overview. IDR 1999;1(2):110-112. [PDF]

Olson JG, Paddock CD. Emerging rickettsioses. IDR 1999;1(2):113-114. [PDF]

Lakos A. Tick-borne lymphadenopathy (TIBOLA) - a new, probably rickettsial,

infection. IDR

1999;1(2):114-116. [PDF]

Gray JS. Tick-borne pathogen interactions. IDR 1999;1(2):117-119. [PDF]

Pattison JR. Bovine spongiform encephalopathy. IDR 1999;1(2):119-121. [PDF]

Budka H. Human transmissible spongiform encephalopathies. IDR 1999;1(2):121-123.

[PDF]

Brugère-Picoux J, Brugère H. Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies -

veterinary aspects.

IDR 1999;1(2):124-126. [PDF]

Gyles CL. E. coli O157:H7 and other VTEC in animals. IDR 1999;1(2):127-129.

[PDF]

Dubey JP. Neosporosis - a newly recognised protozoan disease similar to

toxoplasmosis. IDR

1999;1(2):129-130. [PDF]

Joynson DHM. Emerging parasitic infections in man. IDR 1999;1(2):131-134. [PDF]

REVIEWS

Bodey GP. Fungal infections in immunocompromised patients. II. Aspergillosis and

Cryptococcosis. IDR 1999:1(2):87-92. [PDF]

Petrova EP, Chokshi S, Naoumov NV. TT virus (TTV) and Hepatitis G virus (HGV) -

two

examples of human viruses with no clear disease association. IDR

1999;1(2):93-96. [PDF]

PAPERS

Malavasic MJ. The Biological Toxin and Weapons Convention: who is running the

asylum? IDR

1999;1(2):97-106. [PDF]