In general, most patients suffering from chronic Bartonellosis will experience non-specific or vague symptoms (often described as...

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Disseminated, chronic forms of bartonella can cause a myriad of sequela (complications and syndromes). Bartonella is an intracellular...

Many patients with Bartonellosis and other Vector-Borne Disease suffer from a multitude of syndromes and disorders; Mast Cell Activation...

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It is important to recognize that human health, animal health and environmental health are closely linked.

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Bartonella are a group of stealth, slow-growing, intracellular bacteria. To date, over 40 species have been identified, 14 of which...

Bartonellosis is no longer considered a self-limiting disease, and is capable of causing debilitating illness, especially in animal workers!

Many patients with Bartonellosis experience a variety of connective tissue derangements and are often diagnosed with an 'Undifferentiated...

[Updates coming soon] Microglial cells of the Central Nervous System (CNS) are one of many cells that Bartonella has been shown to invade....

[Updated 10/25/2020] Routes of transmission have traditionally been classified as vector-borne (ie-biting insects like fleas, sand flies or