BTER Foundation

Holistic primary care physician, Dr. Nidia Diaz, who is also a DOM (doctor of Oriental Medicine) joins Gayle Guyardo on BLOOM to talk about this ancient form of healing. wfla.com/bloom/fda-appr…

Show your support for the BTER Foundation! Simply start your shopping at smile.amazon.com/ch/83-0351746 to confirm "Biotherapeutics Education And Research Foundation" as your charity of choice, and AmazonSmile will donate a portion of your eligible purchase price to our organization!

BTER and USC-"First telehealth‐guided maggot debridement therapy (MDT) conducted during a resource‐limited peri‐pandemic period." For more information about this innovative telemedicine therapy check out: News: hscnews.usc.edu/natures-micros…... Publication: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/iw…

Quick reminder that the Biotherapy Conference is next month! Learn about different kinds of biotherapy treatments such as maggot therapy, leech therapy, bee venom therapy, and bacteriophage! Link to conference page: career-alumni.nunm.edu/continuing-edu…

NUMM is partnering with the BTER Foundation to host the Biotherapy Conference; November 9-10, 2019! Learn more about maggot therapy, leech therapy, bee venom therapy, and bacteriophage. Participate in hands-on demonstrations in certain lectures while also earning CE credits. 1/2

URGENT Phage Directory is in need of Pseudomonas aeruginosa phages for a patient with osteomyelitis in Australia. Email staff@phage.directory and ipath@ucsd.edu if you can help in any way or need further details/clarification.

When shopping for back to school, consider using smile.amazon.com. This is a great way to support the Bter Foundation since AmazonSmiles donates 0.5% of every eligible purchase made on their site, without any additional costs to you!

URGENT Phage Directory is in need of Burkholderia cenocepacia phages for a CF patient in the USA. Email staff@phage.directory and ipath@ucsd.edu if you can help in any way or need further details/clarification.

Upcoming Biotherapy Conference, hosted by NUNM, is fast approaching! Register now to take advantage of the pre-sale prices. Learn more about biotherapy treatments such as maggot therapy, leech therapy, and bee venom therapy, while also earning CE credits. Link below:

Doctor Fish Under Attack! An oversight in the scientific literature is leading thousands to believe that the Garra rufa may be more dangerous than it is. Help defend the Doctor Fish by sending a letter to the editor. Details can be found here: bterfoundation.org/doctor-fish-un…

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Apitherapists! Whether you're aspiring or advanced, there is much to be learned at the Charles Mraz Apitherapy Course & Conference! Register before September 15 for the early bird discount. apitherapy.org/about-aas/cour…

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Preliminary findings in this study treating patients with serious intestinal infections (C. difficile) indicate that FMT was at least as effective as antibiotic therapy - each eradicating the infection in about 50% of patients. Larger study to come! nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Don't miss our most recent newsletter - always packed with biotherapy news, conference listings, and of course, BTER Foundation projects! conta.cc/2ILUgEC

Do you shop at Amazon? Start at smile.amazon.com/ch/83-0351746 and you'll help support BTER Foundation, at no cost or inconvenience to you. We've raised nearly $100 so far to help support the programs we bring to you!

Did you ever think about being an organ donor? What about being a poop donor? Not everyone has what it takes to donate poop for transplants; but thankfully some do. ow.ly/R4fs30kyyZ9