Babesiosis study in France

This study looks at people in Alsace, France, who have been diagnosed with anaplasmosis (a tick-borne infection). It aims to understand the disease's patterns and symptoms.

This trial asks general practitioners in France to complete a survey about their knowledge of tick-borne encephalitis (a virus spread by ticks that can cause brain swelling). It helps researchers understand how well doctors know about this disease and how to prevent it.

This study looks at people who got a serious form of Lyme disease while being treated with a type of biologic drug called an anti-CD20 (such as rituximab). The goal is to learn more about these cases and improve care. You may join if you had Lyme disease confirmed by a DNA test within two years of taking this medicine.

This study tests an oral medication, tafenoquine, to see if it helps people with chronic babesiosis who have ongoing fatigue and other symptoms. It aims to find a better treatment for this tick-borne infection that keeps coming back.

This study checks whether workers in Montpellier's zoo, green spaces, or Ecolothèque have been exposed to germs from animals. It uses a blood test to look for past infections, which may help protect workers in similar jobs.

This study tests whether adding the oral drug tafenoquine to standard care works better than standard care plus a placebo for treating babesiosis, a tick-borne illness. You must be hospitalized with active symptoms.