The Michael G. DeGroote Institute for Infectious Disease Research, located at McMaster, is a leading centre of transdisciplinary infectious disease research.
The winter ‘quademic’? You may be sick with one of these 4 viruses.
Matthew Miller (@Millerlab_atMac), director @McMasterIIDR and @MacGlobalNexus, spoke with @globalnews about influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), COVID-19 and norovirus.
https://t.co/smN5LWKpoF
COVID-19 vaccines: What to expect in the next few months.
Dawn Bowdish, professor @MacDeptMed and executive director #TheFirestone, spoke with @globeandmail about COVID-19—how you can get infected at any time of the year and how the vaccine protects you.
https://t.co/N1NiI4w26E
.@McMasterU researchers have developed an AI tool to help scientists find new antibiotics.
The new model can help identify novel drug candidates in the blink of an eye & it's being released to the public immediately—for free. @MacGlobalNexus@McMasterIIDR
https://t.co/Nyn31VnjUY
McMaster researchers develop a new, publicly accessible machine learning algorithm to help scientists find new antibiotics. @BBS_McMasterU@McMasterIIDR
https://t.co/gFLuTGCUyU
.@McMasterU researchers have found a way to exploit drug-resistant bacteria: starving them of the nutrients they need to survive.
Megan Tu, PhD candidate, & Eric Brown, professor @BBS_McMasterU, spoke with @TheSpec about the study and its implications.
https://t.co/SuWiUWb455
Meet @ItsJonStokes, assistant professor @BBS_McMasterU.
Stokes is knocking himself off the proverbial pedestal and aspiring to save lives while helping his hometown cash in on his discoveries. @McMasterIIDR
https://t.co/cpXyKAPMVV
Spiking cases of human metapneumovirus in China is not a major threat, according to @WHO.
Matthew Miller (@Millerlab_atMac), director @McMasterIIDR and @MacGlobalNexus, spoke with @globalnews about the respiratory virus and the current risk in Canada.
https://t.co/ZIHssLevWi
Hospital antibiotic stewardship programs with designated funding & resources use less fluoroquinolones, anti-pseudomonal agents, and clindamycin
🆕 in @ASHE_Journal
📰https://t.co/NqVqrglSiC
#antimicrobialstewardship
As we kick off 2025, @ItsJonStokes has made the @nytimes 2024 Good Tech Awards list for his generative AI model to design new antibiotics from scratch. @BBS_McMasterU@McMasterIIDR https://t.co/MfMedINOb0
Great national news story from the lab of Dr. Cameron Currie @BBS_McMasterU and @McMasterIIDR
Superbugs are on the rise — could ants be our secret weapon? | https://t.co/rKIUtotm2l https://t.co/KY1iHwyI7M
Recap of big wins from 2024 in the Faculty of Health Sciences, including from @BBS_McMasterU: AI startup @ItsJonStokes, med-chem-neuro collab @MagolanLab@sheilasinghlab, Huntington's breakthrough with Ray Truant; and @Millerlab_atMac equitable vaccines https://t.co/ev5Qj9YUjY
McMaster University remains one of Canada’s top research universities, based on the annual rankings published today by @R_Infosource. #CIL2024@McMasterU earned the top spot for research income growth and for graduate student research intensity. https://t.co/y1Y9xncKm9
From salad kits and cucumbers to meat products and milks, food recalls have been dominating headlines in 2024. Here, with @CBCNews, @Dr_Lori_Burrows explores why that might be.
https://t.co/wSGeb9pVgG
New from @Macleans: How @ItsJonStokes is working at the intersect of academia and industry to get new antibiotics to the finish line faster.
https://t.co/IYVcF73stb
How ancient ant agriculture just might save us all.
Cameron Currie, professor @BBS_McMasterU, explains an important component of discovering new drugs: finding new chemistry space. @McMasterIIDR
https://t.co/XHx61AoPlw
Fungi in Canada: @McMasterU researchers survey six provinces, one territory to study trends in environmental fungi. @McMasterIIDR
https://t.co/ZXvyUgqjrV