InBios International, Inc. is involved in the development and manufacture of diagnostic products for infectious diseases, offering a range of tests and contract services. self-described.

InBios International, Inc.

InBios International, Inc. | 1,225 followers on LinkedIn. Innovative Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases | InBios International Inc. specializes in the design, development and manufacture of diagnostic assays for emerging infectious diseases and biothreats. Located in Seattle, Washington, InBios offers superior quality products which are accurate, easy to use and cost effective. InBios is GMP compliant, FDA registered, USDA licensed and ISO 13485:2016 certified.

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Last month InBios attended the 10th World #Melioidosis Congress in Darwin Australia to meet with scientists from around the world working on the latest advancements in melioidosis research. A bacterial infection spread through contact with contaminated soil, water, or air, the disease was recently discovered in the US for the first time, spreading beyond Australia and Asia. “We are hopeful through a joint US-Australia collaboration that we’ll be putting shots in arms … in the next year or two,” said Professor David Wagner of Northern Arizona University. Click the link below to learn more.

A team at the University of California may have found a new method of controlling the population of disease-spreading mosquitos. As male mosquitos rely on their hearing to position themselves against a mate, genetically deafened mosquitos lost their inability to reproduce. Although this early experiment requires a great deal of further research, it may suggest a “promising route” for mosquito control. Learn more at the article below.

DYK? Where you work may increase your risk of developing Long COVID. Anyone who gets COVID-19 can get Long COVID, but some industries and workers are more likely to report having Long COVID, including: - people working in the healthcare and protective services industries (such as law enforcement and firefighters) - barbers - bartenders - farmworkers Long COVID can affect your daily activities, ability to work, and can even cause disability. COVID-19 vaccination is the best way to prevent Long COVID. Learn about how you can manage Long COVID: https://bit.ly/4fqISxn

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The @WHO has recently published their Global Tuberculosis Report for 2024, suggesting that #tuberculosis has “likely returned to being the world’s top infectious disease killer after being replaced by COVID-19.” More than 8 million people were diagnosed with tuberculosis last year, with deaths almost double the amount killed by HIV last year (1.25 million). Read the article below to learn more.

The first case of the potentially deadly strain of #mpox virus was detected in London this week. Although this patient had recently travelled to an area where the strain is more prevalent, the UKHSA is “still working” on the number of people it now must track down for contact tracing. This marks the first detection of this strain of mpox in the UK since Germany’s reported case in October.

H1N1 bird flu was recently confirmed in a pig on a backyard farm in the US, marking the first swine detection of the disease in the country. Pigs are “a particular concern for the spread of bird flu because they can become co-infected with bird and human viruses,” potentially leading to the creation of more viruses for humans. The USDA has stated there is no risk to the nation’s pork supply at this time, and risk for bird flu to the general public remains low.

InBios will be exhibiting next month at @ASTMH in New Orleans. This will be a great time for us to connect in person if you plan to attend. Stop by our booth #502 or email inquiries@inbios.com to contact us and schedule a meeting, and visit the ASTMH website to register for the conference. We look forward to seeing you!

“American Malaria”, is on the rise according to a recent study, which found that #Babesia rates may have increased 9% per year over the seven year period studied. “[Healthcare providers] will have to consider diseases they previously hadn’t considered in the past when evaluating patients in these newly endemic areas”, warns a faculty member of the University of Nevada’s Epidemiology department.

The World Health Organization applauds Brazil after their elimination of lymphatic #filariasis as a public health problem. PAHO Director Dr. Jarbas Barbosa cites "robust surveillance" as an essential part of the journey to "interrupt the chain of transmission." As Brazil becomes the 20th country to achieve this milestone, the Dominican Republic, Guyana, and Haiti are still working towards this target in the Americas.

InBios teams are hard at work shipping thousands of Dengue NS1 kits this month!

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