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DESCRIPTION:In this hour-long talk\, we will provide an overview of ehrlich
 iosis as both a potential pathogen of pets and as a zoonotic agent. We wil
 l review tick transmission as well as relevant tick species\, geography\, 
 and seasonality. We’ll present each of the three most relevant potential p
 athogens—E. canis\, E. ewingii\, and E. chaffeensis—including disease mani
 festations. We’ll discuss diagnosis and treatment of ehrlichiosis\, as wel
 l as the clinical utility of screening tests and the appropriate course of
  action when a healthy dog tests positive.
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LOCATION:Loveland Chophouse\, 125 E 4th Street\, Loveland\, CO 80537\, Unit
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SUMMARY:09.01.2026 Cohn Loveland CO Making Sense of Ehrlichiosis
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In this hour-long talk\, we will provide an
  overview of ehrlichiosis as both a potential pathogen of pets and as a zo
 onotic agent. We will review tick transmission as well as relevant tick sp
 ecies\, geography\, and seasonality. We’ll present each of the three most 
 relevant potential pathogens—E. canis\, E. ewingii\, and E. chaffeensis—in
 cluding disease manifestations. We’ll discuss diagnosis and treatment of e
 hrlichiosis\, as well as the clinical utility of screening tests and the a
 ppropriate course of action when a healthy dog tests positive.</p>
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DESCRIPTION:In this hour-long talk\, we will provide an overview of ehrlich
 iosis as both a potential pathogen of pets and as a zoonotic agent. We wil
 l review tick transmission as well as relevant tick species\, geography\, 
 and seasonality. We’ll present each of the three most relevant potential p
 athogens—E. canis\, E. ewingii\, and E. chaffeensis—including disease mani
 festations. We’ll discuss diagnosis and treatment of ehrlichiosis\, as wel
 l as the clinical utility of screening tests and the appropriate course of
  action when a healthy dog tests positive.
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