Tularemia Center - Santa Cruz, CA
Santa Cruz 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 Santa Cruz * Palo Alto Mdcl Fdn Clnc  Palo Alto Mdcl Fdn Clnc  Valley Infectious Disease Assoc  Valley Infectious Disease Assoc  Valley Infectious Disease Assoc  Ira Greene Pace Clinic  Ira Greene Pace Clinic  Positive PACE Clinic  Positive PACE Clinic  Positive PACE Clinic  Positive PACE Clinic  Positive PACE Clinic  Kaiser Permanente Medical Group  Kaiser Permanente Medical Group  Michael T Charney MD  San Jose Medical Group  Rani V Ramachandran MD  Franklin Mckinley  Howard L Rice MD  Palo Alto Medical Foundation  Palo Alto Medical Foundation  Palo Alto Medical Foundation  Comm Hosp Mont Outpt Immn Svs  Comm Hosp Mont Outpt Immn Svs  David C Wright MD Incorporated  Mark Holodniy MD  Stanford Blood/Marrow Transplnt  Stanford University Med Ctr INF  Standford University Med Ctr  Stanford University Med Ctr INF  Palo Alt Mdcl Fdn Intrnl Medcn  Palo Alto Medical Clinic  Stanford Medical Center PED  Pediatric Infectious Dises Clnc  Stanford Hospital Positive Care  Kaiser Permanente Medical Group  Kaiser Permanente Medical Group  Stanley C Deresinski MD  Washington Township Med Fndtn  Washington Township Med Fndtn  Dianne C Martin MD  Edison Clinic  Edison Clinic  Edison Clinic  Edison Clinic  Edison Clinic  Mariner Medical Center  Kaiser Permanente Medical Ctr  Steven R Una MD  Diablo Infectious Disease  Diablo Infectious Disease  Diablo Infectious Disease  Diablo Infectious Disease  Diablo Infectious Disease  Kaiser Prmnt Sth Frnc Infcts Ds  California Infect Cntrl Cnsltnt  Roy Medical Associates  Infectious Disease Med Grp  Infectious Disease & Nephrology  Infectious Disease & Nephrology  Infectious Disease & Nephrology  Portrero Hills Health Center  UCSF Clinical Care Options  UCSF Clinical Care Options  Positive Health Care Ward 86  VA Outpatient Clinic  VA Outpatient Clinic  VA Outpatient Clinic  Liskey Medical Group  Sutter East Bay Medical Foundtn  East Bay Aids Center  East Bay Aids Center  East Bay Aids Center  East Bay Aids Center  East Bay Aids Center  Phelps & Marzouk Mds Inc  East Bay Aids Center  East Bay Aids Center  East Bay Aids Center  East Bay Aids Center  East Bay Aids Center  Associated Intern Medcn Med Grp  Magic Jhnsn Clin/AHS Oaklnd Ctr  San Francisco City Clinic  San Francisco City Clinic  San Francisco City Clinic  San Francisco City Clinic  San Francisco City Clinic  San Francisco City Clinic  San Francisco City Clinic  San Francisco City Clinic  Leslie A Squires MD  Shawn K Hassler MD  UCSF Infectious Disease Clinic  UCSF Infectious Disease Clinic  360 Positive Hlth & Wmn Spcltes  UCSF Infectious Disease Clinic  UCSF Infectious Disease Clinic  360 Positive Hlth & Wmn Spcltes  UCSF Infectious Disease Clinic Santa Cruz, CaliforniaUpcoming Local Events2013-06-06
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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 Santa Cruz
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