Professor Laila Nimri from JUST Published the First Account of Epidemic Blastocystis Infection in 1993, and was One of the Middle Eastern Scientists Taking the Lead in Research on the World's Most Prevalent Protozoan infection
 

Professor Laila Nimri from JUST Published the First Account of Epidemic Blastocystis Infection in 1993, and was One of the Middle Eastern Scientists Taking the Lead in Research on the World's Most Prevalent Protozoan Infection

 

 

 

Middle Eastern Scientists Receive Recognition for Contributions to Blastocystis Research in Medlab Magazine: Medlab Magazine has published a 4-page article on the contributions made by Middle Eastern scientists to Blastocystis Research.  The article, which was co-authored by BRF, noted that Middle Eastern researchers have significantly out-published researchers from North America over the past 10 years, despite limited resources.  The paper credits Middle Eastern researchers with a number of “firsts”, including the first study to identify a differentiable immune response in symptomatic and asymptomatic Blastocystis patients, and the first paper to suggest that Blastocystis is causing IBS. Copies of the article are available at BRF’s link below for a limited time:
                Download Article from BRF:

  http://www.bhomcenter.org/pdfs/MEDLAB_2011_BLASTOCYSTIS.pdf 
 

 

"Dr. Laila Nimri of the Jordan University of Science and Technology published the first account of epidemic Blastocystis infection in 1993, as well as coauthoring a 1994 study of Blastocystis infection in symptomatic and asymptomatic school children in Northern Jordan.

 

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