H. Hunter Handsfield is affiliated with the University of Washington in the United States. Their research concentrates on various aspects of medicine with a focus on microbiology, infectious diseases, surgery, public health, environmental and occupational health, and physiology. The main topics of Handsfield's work include reproductive tract infections research, urinary and genital oncology studies, infectious disease case reports and treatments, female genital mutilation/cutting issues, syphilis diagnosis and treatment, urinary tract infections management, and veterinary medicine and surgery.
The scientist has published multiple papers, predominantly in the journal Sexually Transmitted Diseases, as well as in The Journal of Infectious Diseases. The publication record includes:
Frequent coauthors contributing to Handsfield's work include Sheila A. Lukehart, John Albert White, Jeanne Marrazzo, Edward W. Hook, and Connie Celum. These collaborations indicate a network within the field of sexually transmitted infections and related medical research.
Sheila A. Lukehart;Edward W. Hook;Sharon A. Baker-Zander;Ann C. Collier
Lawrence Corey;Andria G.M. Langenberg;Rhoda Ashley;Rose E. Sekulovich
W.E. Stamm;H.H. Handsfield;A.M. Rompalo;R.L. Ashley
K K Holmes;H H Handsfield;S P Wang;B B Wentworth
H. Hunter Handsfield;Timothy O. Lipman;James P. Harnisch;Evelyn Tronca
Milton R. Tam;Walter E. Stamm;H. Hunter Handsfield;Richard Stephens
Sevgi O. Aral;James P. Hughes;Bradley Stoner;William Whittington
Julia A Schillinger;Patricia Kissinger;Helene Calvet;William L H Whittington
Lawrence Corey;H. Hunter Handsfield
Ann C. Collier;Lawrence Corey;Victory L. Murphy;H. Hunter Handsfield
William L. H. Whittington;William L. H. Whittington;Charlotte Kent;Patricia Kissinger;M. Kim Oh
Jeanne M. Marrazzo;Connie L. Celum;Susan D. Hillis;David Fine
Roger Detels;Annette M. Green;Jeffrey D. Klausner;David Katzenstein
Ann E Kurth;Diane P Martin;Matthew R Golden;Noel S Weiss
H. Hunter Handsfield;Susan H. Chandler;Virginia A. Caine;Joel D. Meyers
Patricia A. Totten;Margot A. Schwartz;Karen E. Sjöström;George E. Kenny
Geoffrey P. Garnett;James P. Hughes;Roy M. Anderson;Bradley P. Stoner
Anna Wald;Andria G.M. Langenberg;Elizabeth Krantz;John M. Douglas
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P. A. Totten;K. K. Holmes;H. H. Handsfield;J. S. Knapp
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