#StanDOM's David Relman, who transformed clinical diagnostics & food tracing for cyclospora, shares essential facts about the #cyclosporiasis outbreak: https://t.co/lp2vtgHdUq
OFID has launched a new special section, Notes from the Epidemic Frontlines, offering a rapid platform for ID professionals on the frontlines of outbreaks and epidemics to share timely observations, experiences and critical insights.
Browse the articles: https://t.co/3XMaf8gYyS
An AI model trained from routine electronic health record data of 3.7 million individuals predicted cancer 1 year before clinical onset, no less promoted accuracy in detection, staging, treatment response, and prognosis
https://t.co/ORrpJ2vIcR
News: Today, the FDA approved SimpleScreen™ CRC (Freenome LLC), a blood test that screens for colorectal cancer in average-risk adults aged 45 years and older, offering a new option that may help more people get screened.
https://t.co/HQ8A2ExuVr
#ColorectalCancer #CancerScreening #FDAApproved #PublicHealth
In this episode of the ASHE Podcast, Drs. Laurie Lalakea and Radhika Sheth discuss the public health and environmental impacts of non-sterile glove overuse and share practical strategies for building a successful glove stewardship program.
Listen here: https://t.co/RTiGzYN2Mu
We're excited to share the 2025 Impact Factors for ICHE and ASHE!
Thank you to our authors, editors, and peer reviewers for your dedication and contributions. Your expertise and commitment make this achievement possible.
Would you treat acute otitis media (AOM) with antibiotics or watch and wait?
AOM is common in kids under two. But decisions on antibiotics vs observation aren't always clear cut. NEJM Editorial Fellow Katerina Lin, MD, describes the key signs of AOM and when high-dose amoxicillin or amoxicillin-clavulanate might be more effective than watchful waiting. Learn more: https://t.co/aQ49ucMJnF
Dr. Salinas, Dr. Banaei, and Dr. Rodriguez-Nava reveal how jumping genes called insertion sequences are driving the rapid evolution of Enterococcus faecium, a leading cause of healthcare-associated infections.
Read the full Nature paper: https://t.co/7aMqqMQJxZ
In the latest episode of The ASHE Podcast, Dr. Preeti Mehrotra and Dr. Trini Mathew discuss infectious disease risks at mega sporting events, preparedness strategies for healthcare teams, and lessons that can help shape future mass gatherings worldwide.
https://t.co/LlXzYG0XQ7
In this episode of The Future of Medicine with #StanDOM's @euanashley, we are honored to welcome Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases (NIAID) & one of the nation's most influential public health leaders. https://t.co/2sBaYzZ2WS
We're learning a lot about cellular senescence, how to track it, and its role in aging and disease. Cover and commentary @CellCellPress
https://t.co/bFma1UocnS
Join us for our next Town Hall, tomorrow June 9th at 4pm ET! Our panelists will discuss lessons learned from recent outbreaks, strategies for preparedness and response, and key considerations for identifying and managing emerging infectious threats.
🔗: https://t.co/NmfhCVOwdJ
OFID is seeking research on expanding diagnostic, preventative, and therapeutic strategies to counter the impacts of AMR with a focus in low and middle income countries.
Learn more and submit a proposal by June 28: https://t.co/VrT3y0wbu1