The Toxic Shock Syndrome Information Service (TSSIS) was set up in 1995 to provide both the general public and healthcare professionals with up-to-date and factual information on TSS.
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The
TSSIS is directed by a panel of independent Australian and New
Zealand scientific and medical experts who oversee and endorse
all TSSIS activities and literature.
The panel represents the
front line of clinicians who could potentially encounter a case
of TSS, and therefore appreciate the problems faced in correctly
diagnosing the illness. |
