A limited number of scholarships are available for trainees, students and LMIC healthcare providers for the @_ISTM_ virtual Travel Medicine Review and Update Course, Feb 23-24. Contact ISTM@ISTM.org. cvent.me/q8KxaL
Meet Professor Neelika Malavige (@GMalavige), a Sri Lankan scientist ranked among the World’s Top 2% in 2021 by Stanford University.
As a fellow woman in STEM, she inspires young women and girls to embrace their dreams.
Tap the link to hear her story: youtu.be/ZrZB4b9hBJA
Congratulations!!! And thanks for the citation.
26. Rodriguez-Morales AJ, Cardona-Ospina JA, Collins MH. Emerging and re-emerging vector-borne and zoonotic diseases. Front Med. 2021;8:714630. @JaimeACardonaO1@CheTranquiloIDdoi.org/10.3389/fmed.2021.71….
Different Wolbachia can infect many arthropod vectors and in the case of mosquitoes, the effect of decreasing susceptibility to #Dengue infection seems to be also true for other #arboviruses
@ImmunologyAAI has officially launched #ImmunologyExplained, a campaign to help explain the science of the immune system so that everyone can make informed decisions about their immune health. Stay tuned for more content in the future!
Visit immunologyexplained.org.
Dr. Carlos del Rio (@carlosdelrio7), an internationally known clinician and epidemiologist, has been named interim dean for @EmoryMedicine. He will begin his role on Mar. 1, when Dr. Vikas Sukhatme steps down as dean to return to the Emory faculty .links.emory.edu/xv
Appreciate the opportunity to lead @EmoryMedicine at this time. Lots to be done but we have amazing people leading in all three missions of patient care, education and research in a city like Atlanta home to Fortune 500 companies and avancéis like @CDCgov@CarterCenter & @CARE
HAPPY HOLIDAYS from the Emory Midtown Infection Prevention & Epi team!! Wishing you health and happiness in the New Year ! ❤️
#APIC @EmoryInfectDis @APIC@SHEA_Epi
Orientation for new legislators was this week! I’m so honored to represent our community and excited for the work ahead of us. #DocInTheHouse#Iowa#DesMoines
I was drawn to @EmoryRollins because of the fantastic ID epi and vaccine research. Now that I'm here, I'm so lucky to work with @B_Lopman & colleagues to build something new! @EmoryEAVE - Emory Alliance for Vaccine Epidemiology. Excited to see it grow!
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Hello, world! We are EAVE - Emory Alliance for Vaccine Epidemiology. We're a new @emoryuniversity group dedicated to research, community, training, and policy. #FirstPost
I am honored and deeply humbled that today @ossoff honored by with a Senate Commendation for my work in infectious diseases and particularly in HIV and COVID-19 ossoff.senate.gov/press-rele…
After a long season interviewing in my favorite slippers I am THRILLED to announce I am joining @EmoryInfectDis this July as an ID fellow!! Incredibly thankful for all of my mentors along the way and friends who tolerated me these past few months.
US-led panel exploring Cuba's solo development and deployment of COVID-19 vaccines calls for lowering barriers blocking global access to the country’s biotech innovations eurekalert.org/news-releases… via @EurekAlert
Our community-based pneumococcal carriage study coincided with an early outbreak of a novel respiratory virus🙄 With inperson visits not ideal, we asked participants to self-collect saliva at home & leave outside for contactless pick-up🚗 We hoped pneumo would survive. It does!👇
Latest paper looking at pneumococcal stability in Saliva! Turns out it is pretty stable making Saliva a cheap and accessible sample type for pneumococcal carriage/surveillance studies (particularly in remote regions and LMICs)! @OrchidAlli@awyllie13pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3640…
MRSA nares have a high negative predictive value (>95%) for MRSA PNA! At Emory Healthcare, pharmacists play a large role in de-escalating vancomycin with MRSA nares. #Yankthevanc@kaj401 @Albrechtazole @ViridansPharmD@pharmertrinh @sujitsuchindran @JessH_A @jestjac @summerasize