New! From me and @yhgrad, @FrylingKyra, @cgtraverso, Ying Li, and Adam Wentworth:
Identification of bile acid and fatty acid species as candidate rapidly bactericidal agents for topical treatment of #gonorrhoea
https://t.co/kPauD2xIye out now in JAC @BSACandJAC
Thread: 👇(1/n)
New from me & @DrKoupenova: we know that #platelets in the blood can sense pathogens, trap them in clots, and activate innate immune responses. So how do bacteremic pathogens get around them? Pathogens like, for example, #plague (#BlackDeath)? A thread:
https://t.co/YTS7QiB9Dj
Inequality and shortcomings in public health (pre and during COVID) are central to ongoing protests against systemic racism. An open letter from CCDD led by Tigist Menkir outlines how precautions and police responses can improve to accommodate protests: https://t.co/iCU8S4ildg
I'm an infectious disease scientist who isn't working on #COVID19 research. This is an important reminder that people like me can support our communities in other useful ways. Boston folks may want to check out @Gr8BosFoodBank
This is appalling. US is not in great shape w no risk. Hospitals have little choice but to assume patients are not currently infected and few national level efforts to come together as one healthcare system to prevent and protect from #COVID19. There is room for healthy concern.
As news reports begin to express concern about mutations in #nCoV_2019 I wrote a piece with the great @XuetingQ to help the public make sense of mutations and evolution - including what sequence can tell us, and what it can't https://t.co/CgSqnPBChF