Given ongoing conversations around #measles and #vaccines, I wanted to share our poster on measles vaccine intentions among Canadians- currently presented at #ESCMIDGlobal2026
A similar study in the U.S. observed comparable patterns of hesitancy—a concerning signal as measles resurges globally.
So grateful to the incredible co-authors from @UTSWMedCenter and @utswosph who made this work possible @amynmalik ,Jad Elharake, Hannah Melchinger and @SaadOmer3
Thank you for being such amazing collaborators. 🙏✨
🚨🆕 Excited to share our new paper on #measles#vaccination attitudes in the United States🇺🇸 published in the #Lancet Regional Health - Americas
As measles cases surge 📈 to the highest levels since elimination in 2000, we wanted to understand U.S. adults intention to vaccinate children against measles
Here’s what we found. 🧵👇
https://t.co/NjsqXgLHC2
Excited to share our new paper in Vaccine! We surveyed US adults on #mpox Clade Ib awareness, attitudes, and #vaccine intent.
Findings: 58% would vaccinate if recommended—up from 2022—but gaps in knowledge and trust remain.
Thanks to brilliant coauthors @amynmalik@saadomer3 Hannah Melchinger, Maya Khemsara, Noureen Ahmed, Sameer Belgaumi!
📄 https://t.co/zn7q4tJsB5
#mpox #Vaccines #InfectiousDiseases
Tuberculosis preventive treatment for household contacts at health facility and community settings in Pakistan
✅ Just Accepted
✍️ @amynmalik
🔗 https://t.co/cIvCjfdR6p
Most TB programs focus on a subset of household contacts for contact management leaving many contacts unscreened. We show that the yield from tracing contacts of guidelines ineligible patients is similar to guidelines eligible patients.
@utswosph
https://t.co/w0cTj0KNRy
Household contacts of not tested patients are not contact traced resulting in missed opportunities for early diagnosis & transmission prevention. Expanding contact tracing strategies under such conditions can improve diagnosis. However, studies are needed to establish feasibility
Pleased to share our latest publication in Vaccine on the vaccine effectiveness of JYNNEOS vaccines (MVA-BN). Overall these are highly effective at preventing mpox. You can find the systematic review/meta analysis here: https://t.co/4TEYFreZZT
Amazing work! This paper provides a nuanced analysis of who benefits the most from TPT and in what context.
Fortunate to work with an amazing team on this.
#medtwitter@utswosph
Had a great time at the @union_tblh NAR and @tbcontrollers meeting in Baltimore this week. Always a pleasure running into old friends, meeting new friends, and introducing new trainees to our welcoming community.
@tiara_boston@BUSPH#endTB
OSPH had a fantastic time participating in the World Tuberculosis Day events! Thank you @StopTB for the vibrant red scarves, adding a powerful symbol to our collective commitment in the fight against TB. Together, we raise awareness and advocate for a tuberculosis-free world.
Join us on March 26th, 8-9 AM CST, for an event honoring World TB Day with Dr. Salmaan Keshavjee from Harvard Medical School! He'll discuss "TB Elimination: Challenges, barriers, and gaps. What can we do differently?" In-person in & Teams available.
Our individual patient data meta-analysis shows levofloxacin exposures at current WHO-recommended doses is below the AUC target for children. Revised weight-band dosing guidelines of >20 mg/kg required.
@utswosph@IRDGlobal#MedTwitter#GlobalHealth
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@turnbulldugarte Different field but I recently had a reject after R&R as one of the reviewers came back on revision saying we didn't respond to their comments without pointing out which one. We had a point to point response for each of their comments. The other 2 reviewers were very positive