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Irene Frantzis, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics specializing in Pediatric Infectious Diseases. With a distinguished background in medical education, she has trained across multiple continents, gaining insights into microscopic pathogens and their impact on the human body. Dr. Frantzis is passionate about aiding children and families in combating infections through vaccinations, medications, and healthy lifestyle choices. She provides comprehensive care in both hospital and outpatient settings, emphasizing patient education on infection prevention and management of complex infections. Her work involves collaboration with physicians from diverse specialties to ensure effective treatment strategies tailored to each child's unique response to infections. Her research interests focus on exploring the therapeutic use of medications and laboratory tests in pediatric care, particularly in preventing antibiotic resistance. Dr. Frantzis is dedicated to educating medical students and residents in infectious disease prevention and treatment, striving to extend her knowledge internationally, especially in lower-income countries, to support vulnerable populations.
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