From the Blogs: Cellulitis, Lyme, VZV, MRSA, TB, Tdap: Great Questions from ID in Primary Care

In HIV and ID Observations, Dr. Paul Sax answers some questions from clinicians at the annual Infectious Diseases in Primary Care course.

What is the drug of choice for cellulitis in outpatients who are allergic to penicillin? If recurrent zoster is so rare, why is the zoster vaccine recommended for people who have had shingles? In the latest HIV and ID Observations blog post, Dr. Paul Sax tackles these and other questions from the annual Infectious Diseases in Primary Care course.

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From the Blogs: Cellulitis, Lyme, VZV, MRSA, TB, Tdap: Great Questions from ID in Primary Care

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