"infection with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an infection caused by a particular bacterium, virus, or other microorganism. For example: "He was diagnosed with an infection with E. coli."
Hundreds of thousands of Hispanic Americans are infected with Chagas disease, a parasitic infection that causes heart disease.
One-fourth of practicing cardiologists have never even heard of Chagas disease despite the fact that it is now a major cause of heart disease in the U.S. Things are even worse among obstetricians, which is a terrible tragedy given that about five percent of pregnant mothers infected with Chagas disease will pass the infection on to their unborn babies, resulting in a congenital infection.
But sadly most people are never tested to see if they have the infection, while less than 1percentt of those infected with Chagas disease ever receive either drug.
This is a difficult problem to solve where these infections share endemicity with Chagas disease.
As demonstrated in this study, bioluminescence imaging technology now has the potential to generate a fuller understanding of long-term infection dynamics for other T. cruzi strains and their association with Chagas disease pathogenesis.
The frequency of treatment drug side effects, lower drug effectiveness in chronic infections, and logistical difficulty for physicians wishing to prescribe drugs create barriers to successful treatment of patients with Chagas disease.
The frequency of side effects, lower effectiveness in chronic infections, and logistical difficulty for physicians wishing to prescribe these drugs create barriers to successful treatment of patients with Chagas disease.
Interestingly, GW-788388 also shows potential as a treatment for reversing cardiac fibrosis in patients with Chagas disease [86].
Consecutive patients with Chagas disease receiving regularly-scheduled echocardiograms were recruited at a tertiary care teaching hospital in Brazil.
The infection is found most commonly in Mexico, Central American and South America, but has been increasing its foothold in the U.S. "There are a lot of people with Chagas disease, and a lot of bed bugs.
Their prevalence is associated with Chagas' disease, idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), and ischaemic heart disease.
