@iasociety I tried to reach out by e mail scholarship dept. several times for AIDS 2026 conference. Any other way to contact you for urgent assistance ? Thanks!
When the recipient of a deceased-donor liver transplant awakens after surgery, he sees a ghostly but kindly figure in his room, and her description matches that of the organ donor. Read the full Perspective by @GuzziMD: https://t.co/fEWrvke1gG
🆕 NIAID updates #HIV Language Guide to eliminate the use of stigmatizing terminology and advance the use of person-first, inclusive, and respectful language.
Read more: https://t.co/FzlAqoyAOI
Download the NIAID HIV Language Guide: https://t.co/C3K5kgxr7r
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How do highly expanded clones carrying #HIV infectious proviruses survive despite strong immune pressure?
We had blast working side by side with the Blankson Lab. Here is a "short"🧵on our last story published in @jclinicalinvest, led by @filippdragon1 and @abena_kwaa
Okie dokie, so I was asked many questions about how the mucosal immune system works recently so here's a thread all about that. Because of length, I have put most of the text in slides and tweets will be used to link the relevant sources🧵
Major publication on @NEJM on monkeypox. Transmission by sexual intercourses: 95% https://t.co/KNN0OE7fBz remember: it is about behaviors, not categories. Medicine should explain the “HOWs” not the “WHYs”
"Someone hopes that SARS-CoV-2 will become endemic, thinking that, this way, it becomes not dangerous. History of smallpox and polio teaches that it doesn't always happen. On top of that, who is happy to live where malaria, dengue or African trypanosomiasis are endemic?" #COVID19
Qualcuno auspica che SARS-CoV-2 diventi endemico, pensando che così diventi non pericoloso, che 'rabbonisca'. Come nella storia vaiolo e polio insegnano, non succede sempre così. E chi è felice di vivere dove sono endemiche la malaria, la dengue o la tripanosomiasi africana?