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Videos, Webinars, Podcasts

Updated: Jun 16, 2021

Audio/visual reference list of trusted resources that I've found incredibly effective and full of Bartonellosis education.


I have referenced Dr. Mozayeni and Dr. Brietschwerdt throughout this blog and it is no surprise that some of these resources are direct links to their teachings. Both are two of the leading experts in the field of Bartonella research, treatment and related syndromes. I have personally watched and listened to the media, some multiple times. Each time I continue to learn something new.

  1. Understanding Bartonella: This is a One Health webinar featuring Dr. Breitschwerdt and Dr. Mozayeni, 1 hour 45 minute two part lecture. Recently edited for better sound quality.

  2. Take Back your Health Conference: Lyme Disease and Medical Innovations In The Age Of Information, Dr. Mozayeni

  3. NorVect Conference (Nordic Network for Vector-borne Diseases): Link contains a multitude of lectures and discussions on various Vector Borne Disease. Scroll through to find the topic of your choice. Dr. Mozayeni and Bartonellosis is more toward the middle and end of page.

  4. Dr. Breitschwerdt discusses Bartonella species infections with Tracey Peake (ongoing global research efforts, the challenges with current test methods, and why accurate testing for these pathogens is crucial)

  5. Educational and humorous Video Blog by Jake Picker on Bartonellosis and MCAS. Jake is a patient with a really difficult case profile. Her videos are full of lighthearted whit and humor while delivering highly researched and factual information on Bartonella.

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