Surveillance for invasive pneumococcal disease
Studies focus on emergence of antimicrobial resistance and benefit of vaccination programs
Surveillance for laboratory confirmed influenza
Assessing the effectiveness of influenza vaccination from population based and sentinel surveillance networks
Studies of invasive group A streptococcal disease
Intravenous immunoglobulin found to be beneficial as adjunctive therapy for streptococcal toxic shock (Kaul et al 1999)
- Isolate bank content
- Isolates currently available
- Instructions for requesting isolates
- Education Days
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If you have been unable to attend the TIBDN Education Day lectures in previous years, we have made these talks available online.
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Mount Sinai Hospital is a University of Toronto patient care, teaching, and research centre.