Infectious Disease News Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Infectious Disease News.

Table of Contents

• Addressing physician burnout ‘a moral imperative’ Rob Volansky; Gerard Gallagher; Caitlyn Stulpin
• Antimicrobial stewardship interventions accepted equally regardless of intervener’s gender Caitlyn Stulpin
• Automated plate reading system for urine cultures could create more efficient workflow Caitlyn Stulpin
• Biden picks internal medicine physician Cohen to lead CDC Gerard Gallagher
• CDC advisors recommend older adults consider RSV vaccination Caitlyn Stulpin; Rose Weldon
• CDC reports rise in meningococcal disease among people with HIV Gerard Gallagher
• Chart alert moderately increases syphilis screening during pregnancy Rose Weldon
• Cholera vaccine supply likely to remain limited for years, Gavi says Rose Weldon
• Cloud-based surveillance detects substantial increase in C. auris Gerard Gallagher
• Consistent microbial surveillance of surfaces may prevent hospital outbreaks Stephen I. Feller
• Data indicate 96% of people in US have SARS-CoV-2 antibodies Stephen I. Feller
• FDA advisors say new COVID-19 vaccines should be monovalent, targeting XBB Caitlyn Stulpin
• FDA approves letermovir to prevent CMV in kidney transplant recipients Stephen I. Feller
• First breakthrough rabies infection in US reported in immunocompromised man Caitlyn Stulpin
• First-in-human trial evaluates dosing of metallo-beta-lactamase inhibitor Stephen I. Feller
• Incentive pay did not improve uptake of OPAT among ID physicians Caitlyn Stulpin
• Linezolid safe, effective for treating necrotizing soft tissue infections Caitlyn Stulpin
• Monoclonal antibody speeds time to HIV viral suppression, study finds Stephen I. Feller
• Myocarditis, pericarditis incidence low across 10 million doses of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines Caitlyn Stulpin
• Reusing disposable masks has no major impact on skin, upper respiratory microbiome Caitlyn Stulpin
• Sick workers implicated in 40% of foodborne outbreaks, CDC data show Stephen I. Feller
• Stool culture may underperform in detecting new surges of cholera Stephen I. Feller
• Study outlines characteristics of invasive E. coli disease by setting, age, outcome Caitlyn Stulpin
• Tattoo-related infections have risen sharply since 2000, study finds Stephen I. Feller
• Tennessee E. coli outbreak linked to raw milk from multistate cow-share Stephen I. Feller
• HIV viral rebound rare after 2 years of consistent suppression, study finds Caitlyn Stulpin
• US saw heavy toll from fungal infections during COVID-19 pandemic Caitlyn Stulpin
• How are ID pharmacists dealing with burnout?
• Hooked on ID with Priya Nori, MD, FSHEA, FIDSA Priya Nori, MD
• A treatment dilemma: Extensively drug-resistant Shigella Jeff Brock, PharmD, MBA, BCIDP