Infections

PFASs can cause anemia and chronic infections in Amur tigers

Scientists studied the relationship between PFAS concentrations and physiological parameters in Amur tigers in the Amur Tiger Park located in China.

Geographical prevalence of canine babesiosis in Taiwan

Taiwanese researchers investigated the regional differences in tick-transmitted babesiosis infection in dogs.

Correlation of CBC parameters with intestinal parasites infections

Intestinal parasites, such as helminths (worm-like parasites) and protozoa (single-celled eukaryotes), constitute a major public health problem.

Prognostic value of a complete blood count in dengue fever

Studies have shown complete blood count testing to be relevant for monitoring of severity and progression of Dengue fever

Interplay of innate and adaptive immune response in COVID-19 patients

The article delves into the dynamic relationship between innate and adaptive immune responses in COVID-19 patients

Inflammation indices elevated in patients with STEMI and type 2 diabetes

Learn how elevated inflammation indices affect patients and implications for treatment strategies.

The importance of pre-op assessments for animals

Dr. Annie Varghese explains the importance of pre-op assessments and how her team conduct it in their daily work.

Malaria: inverse relationship between parasitemia and platelet count

Malaria is a life-threatening mosquito-borne infectious disease. Proper treatment can stop mild cases from becoming severe.

High accuracy of low PLT count supports dengue monitoring

Monitoring PLT in dengue positive cases can save lives – ensure accurate PLT count, supporting early diagnosis of DHF and DSS

The utility of CBC results in initial fever investigations

Many infections affect the blood cells. CBC results are therefore widely requested in early fever investigations.