The silent epidemic caused by chlamydia can be resolved by producing efficient ways to diagnose patients with the disease; however, small discoveries must be made first. The silent epidemic caused by ...

Seventeen isolates of Chlamydia psittaci from various avian species were examined. Based on their infectivity and cytopathology for L-929 cells, these isolates were separable into a high-infectivity ...

Ten heifers inseminated with semen artificially contaminated with Chlamydia psittaci were not pregnant 40 days later, whereas five of 10 control heifers inseminated with the same semen mixed with ...

New research suggests that infection with bacteria from the Chlamydia family may play a role in the development of a type of lymphoma that affects the tissue around the eye, raising hopes that ...

According to Dr Monalisa Sahu, Consultant Infectious Diseases, Yashoda Hospitals Hyderabad, parrot fever, also known as psittacosis or Chlamydia psittaci infection, parrot fever is a bacterial ...

Phase II study of dexamethasone, ascorbic acid, thalidomide and arsenic trioxide (DATA) in high risk previously untreated (PU) and relapsed/refractory (RR) multiple myeloma (MM) No significant ...

Nearly one-third of hospitalised Australian birds are carrying chlamydia, including some novel strains of the infection. The discovery raises concerns about potential spillover into other animals, ...

For those Americans who are paying attention, there is a disease outbreak in Europe that has killed five people — so far. This disease is known as “Parrot Fever,” or psittacosis, and it is caused by a ...

A city vet is urging pet owners to be on the lookout for symptoms associated with a highly contagious form of chlamydia. The pathogen originates in both pet and wild birds and can be transmitted to ...

A YOUNG man was diagnosed with psittacosis – also known as ‘parrot chlamydia’ – after accidentally inhaling chicken poop. The 26-year-old arrived at a hospital in China in January 2023, suffering from ...

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