Infectious Disease Puscast #70

[@fireops110]

And Dr. Daniel, your devotion to infectious disease and to teaching is very valuable and appreciated

[@fireops110]

Dear Dr. Sara, I appreciate your content very much (I’m an ER doc). I hope that you are enjoying being in Atlanta!

[@Margo5050]

Thank you.

[@gaylerobison9518]

"Dressed in red and all anti-vaccine" - took me a few seconds to get it. LOLOLOL. I was trying to give myself a break from thinking about things "red" for a few more weeks before the manure hits the ventilator. And then you had to go and remind me.

[@paulinesterry7810]

Most of our Main Stream news readers, dress in red, most of the time, some are so bright a I have to change the the channel. I thought it meant the opposite, the shed blood. This is in Melbourne, Australia.

[@stormwalker321]

Merry Christmas Dr Sara and Dr Daniel! thank you for your podcast,..I always learn something great!

[@boarhillS74]

Is there a vaccine for brucellosis I don’t think so You guys are amazing but chronic brucellosis is an intracellular infection Bit like Tb it lives on and only gets out when the host becomes vulnerable

[@Julia.Mandelbrot]

It was developed in 1885, according to Alexa. Vaccine for Brucellosis.

[@stormwalker321]

Was wondering about what the reasons are for sepsis other than pneumonia/utis.....what could be a few of the other possible causes../could skin infections be one possible casue, ie a badly infected blister..etc..?Utis, as Sara mentions...but what about post op..generally..