Thanks @USATODAYhealth for covering @IDSAInfo briefing today w/ @PreetiNMalani & Dr Julia Rosebush
As the school year begins, here's what to know about flu, COVID shots https://t.co/cqhuCIRQrP via @usatoday
Infectious Diseases Society of America President Ronald Nahass: “At a time when measles outbreaks are already threatening communities across the country, making vaccination more complicated and burdensome risks further reducing vaccination rates and leaving more children vulnerable to a highly contagious and potentially deadly disease."
In a new @nytimes op-ed, primary care physician @danielleofri lists IDSA as one of the "best sources of scientifically validated recommendations" for vaccinations.
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IDSA calls on insurers to cover COVID vaccines consistent with medical recommendations and evidence, and urges Congress to conduct strong oversight of the Administration’s decision restricting Americans’ freedom to choose vaccination.
Our statement: https://t.co/otA2009wlU
🚨BREAKING: IDSA, along with @AmerAcadPeds, @PublicHealth, @ACPIMPhysicians and others, has filed a lawsuit against @HHSgov/@SecKennedy to stop unlawful changes to vaccine policy and defend public health.
We refuse to stand by while America’s public health safeguards are torn apart. https://t.co/vMuQOHq2Yb
With ACIP sidelined, the Vaccine Integrity Project is convening trusted experts to ensure immunization guidance remains evidence-based, with IDSA leading efforts for immunocompromised and high-risk populations. https://t.co/lD85NWomMF
This week’s meeting of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, or ACIP, was politicized, chaotic and not transparent.
Our statement: https://t.co/XInKdiiKRJ
"We will not stay silent."
IDSA President Tina Tan, MD, FIDSA, FPIDS, FAAP, joins @AmerAcadPed, @ACPIMPhysicians, @acog, and @AAFP in urging evidence-based vaccine recommendations. https://t.co/IQ1MpaN82a
On IDSA’s & @HIVMA’s Science Speaks blog, IDSA CEO Chris Busky, CAE, explores how the Society’s new brand is a renewed expression of our purpose and a clear signal of where we’re headed as a community.
https://t.co/Gwf9wi9Hwr
Since 1963, IDSA has been advancing the field of infectious diseases. Today, we’re entering a bold new era — with a new look, a refreshed strategic plan, and a renewed commitment to solving the toughest ID challenges. 🔎
Explore what’s new: https://t.co/mtWEVgjIXi
The removal of #HIV- and #LGBTQ-related resources from the websites of the @CDCgov and other health agencies is deeply concerning.
Access to this information is crucial for ID and HIV health care professionals.
Our full statement: https://t.co/xcqdZ6515p
IDSA and @PIDSociety congratulate the 316 adult physicians and 43 pediatric physicians who matched today in infectious diseases! 🎉#WeAreID
Learn more: https://t.co/QGEzX9sosm
As Dr. Anthony Fauci recovers after being hospitalized w/ West Nile virus, IDSA Immediate Past Pres. @CarlosdelRio7 talks to @CNN about the illness, which is the most common mosquito-transmitted infection in the U.S.
We wish Dr. Fauci a speedy recovery! https://t.co/cebzB9rc3i
Hear directly from new @NIAIDNews Director @DrJeanneM in members-only exclusive webinar tomorrow, July 18 at 1pm ET!
Check today's issue of IDSA News for a link to register.
ID specialists undergo extensive training – 4 years of medical school, 3 years of internal medicine fellowship training and 2 to 3 years of ID training – to help solve today’s complex medical problems, explains IDSA Treasurer Jeanne Marrazzo, MD, FIDSA (@DrJeanneM).
Learn more about the medical subspecialty that’s safeguarding the future of public health: https://t.co/BfLojT6k18 #ValueofID