Tularemia Center - College Station, TX
College Station Infectious Disease Specialist Doctors for TularemiaType of Physician: Infectious Disease Specialist What is a Infectious Disease Specialist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine. Practitioners deal with infectious diseases of all types and in all organs. They also often diagnose and treat AIDS patients and patients with fevers of unknown origin. These practitioners are also experts in preventive medicine and medical conditions associated with travel. Specialty: Infectious Disease Common Name: Infectious Disease Specialist Doctors in College Station * Ricardo S Lemos MD  ABC Women & Children Clinic  Healing Hearts Clnc Infec Dses  Infectious Disease Travel Mdcn  Michael Y Chang DO PA  Infectious Disease Travel Mdcn  Infectious Disease Travel Mdcn  Montgomery County Inf Dis  Montgomery County Inf Dis  Houston Center-Infectious Dises  West Houston Infectious Disease  West Houston Infectious Disease  Sharafali Diwan MD PA  Houston Infectious Diseases  Primere Infectious Dises Assocs  Primere Infectious Dises Assocs  Scott & White Clinic  Scott & White Clinic  Todd M Price MD  Edward R Rensimer MD & Assocs  S&W Temple Wound Cr/Hyprbrc Med  Houston Community Infectious  Alan J Chapman Jr MD PA  Kindred Hospital Wound Care  Khan Medical Clinic  Oak Bend Medical Group  Oak Bend Medical Group  Oak Bend Medical Group  Northwest Community Health Ctr  Metropolitan Infectious Disease  Infectious Diseases Consultants  Metropolitan Infectious Disease  Metropolitan Infectious Disease  IPC The Hospitalist Company  Kindred Hosp Surgrlnd Wnd Cre  Waco Infectious Disease Assocs  Waco Infectious Disease Assocs  UT Physicians Bellaire Clinic  Schrader Clinic  Legacy Community Health Svs  Thomas Street Health Center  Thomas Street Health Center  Thomas Street Health Center  Thomas Street Health Center  Thomas Street Health Center  Thomas Street Clinic  Texas Medical Care Specialist  Joseph C Gathe Jr MD  St Lukes Center For Wound Care  Jiejian Lin MD  Joseph C Gathe Jr MD  George G Burnazian MD  Methodist Academic Medcn Assocs  Baylor Infectious Disease  Baylor Infectious Disease  Baylor Infectious Disease  Benjamin L Portnoy MD  Diagnostic Clinic of Houston  Baylor Infectious Disease  Kelsey Seybold Clinic  Texas Chldrns Hsptl Infcts Dis  Inpatient Infectious Diseas Con  Infectious Diseases Associates  Texas Chldrns Hsptl Infcts Dis  Nizar A Dholakia MD PA  Texas Chldrns Hsptl Infcts Dis  Infectious Diseases Associates  Infectious Diseases Associated  Infectious Diseases Associated  Kelsey Seybold Clinic  Richard L Harris MD  University Texas Physicians  Texas Chldrns Hsptl Infcts Dis  UT Physicians Pediatrics  UT Physicians Pediatrics  Inpatient Infectious Diseas Con  University Texas Physicians  Texas Chldrns Hsptl Infcts Dis  Kelsey Seybold Clinic  Kelsey Seybold Clinic  UT Physicians Pediatrics  Inpatient Infectious Diseas Con  Nizar A Dholakia MD PA  Katherine Y King MD  Baylor College Of Medicine Inf  MD Anderson Cancer Center  MD Anderson Cancer Center  MD Anderson Cancer Center  MD Anderson Cancer Center  MD Anderson Cancer Center  MD Anderson Cancer Center  MD Anderson Cancer Center  Hunter A Hammill MD  Woman's Ob/Gyn Specialists  Woman's Ob/Gyn Specialists  Memorial Multispecialty Center  Infectious Disease Consultants  Community Care At David Powell  Community Care At David Powell  Community Care At David Powell College Station, TexasUpcoming Local Events2013-06-23
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TularemiaWhat is tularemia?Tularemia is an infection caused by the Gram-negative bacteria Francisella tularensis. The organism is named after Edward Francis who, while in Tulare County, Calif., helped discover how the disease was sp... Other Related Tularemia ArticlesEmergency Contact for College Station
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