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bacterial diseases

Last reviewed 01/2018

The reader may wish to browse this alphabetical list of bacterial infections in humans, which comprises a mixture of names of the relevant organisms or their diseases, or they might prefer to approach the subject from a geneological approach, which can be found under "bacterial classification".

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cholera

diphtheria

erysipelas

gas gangrene

glanders

gonorrhoea

haemolytic uraemic syndrome

Haemophilus influenzae

Helicobacter pylori

impetigo

Legionnaire's disease

leprosy

leptospirosis

listeriosis

Lyme disease

meningococcus

mycobacterial infections

nocardiasis

paratyphoid fever

pertussis

pneumococcus

pseudomembranous colitis

psittacosis

Reiter's syndrome

Salmonella spp

scarlet fever

shigellosis

staphylococci

Streptococci

syphilis

tetanus

treponemal infections

tuberculosis

tularaemia

typhoid fever

Vincent's angina

Weil's disease

yaws

yersiniosis

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