About 1.6 million individuals die from violence each year on a global scale—do infectious disease physicians have a role in preventing it?
Robert C. Bransfield, MD, DLFAPA
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Articles by Robert C. Bransfield, MD, DLFAPA
How many of those who recovered from WWI-associated infections had residual neurological impairments that increased their risk for violence?
How can infectious disease physicians and psychiatrists overcome the current communication and knowledge gap to provide the best care possible for their patients?
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