Talk:Carrion's disease

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Why moving to Bartonellosis...

Google comparison:

"Carrion's disease" - 953 hits
Carrion's disease - 9,960 hits
Bartonelosis - 25,500 (common misspelling)
Bartonellosis - 74,300

PubMed comparison:

I think Bartonellosis wins... going to move. Nephron T|C 01:00, 5 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]