Patient-to-patient transmissions, new California dental IC regulations, 'Joisey' bedbug law, reacting to flu shot resisters
Briefings on Infection Control, November 1, 2011
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Dean Clinic in Madison, WI, notified 2,345 patients that they may have been exposed to bloodborne illnesses such as hepatitis and HIV during the past five years, reports the August 30 ABC News.
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