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Hooked on ID with Kenneth M. Kaye, MD
My first infectious diseases paper was published when I was 7 months old. Before I was even capable of creating memories and while I was still crawling, my relationship with infectious diseases was off and running.
14 infectious diseases stories you may have missed in 2021
Stories that focused on emerging research and breaking news related to COVID-19 dominated headlines in 2021.
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9 stories from the One Health Resource Center
Healio’s One Health Resource Center offers the latest news on infectious diseases that occur through interactions between people, animals and the environment.
Infectious Disease News’ 2021 cover stories focused heavily on COVID-19
The front page of Infectious Disease News was dominated this year by stories about COVID-19 and its impact on health care.
Q&A: CDC disease detective answers questions about monkeypox
After 40 years without a reported case, monkeypox reemerged in Nigeria in 2017. Since then, 218 cases have been confirmed in Nigeria, and eight cases have been reported in travelers from the country.
Does having a Twitter account help fill ID fellowship programs?
During the 2021 match cycle, a presence on Twitter and having specialized training tracks were associated with a higher likelihood of filling infectious disease fellowships programs, researchers found.
Hooked on ID with Melanie A. Thompson, MD
HIV captured me during my first clinical rotation in medical school, early in the Plague Years, around the same time that AIDS was getting its name from CDC.
CDC confirms second travel-related case of monkeypox in US this year
The CDC confirmed Wednesday that another traveler returning to the United States from Nigeria was diagnosed with monkeypox.
Hooked on ID with Darcy Wooten, MD, MS
I never had any intention of pursuing a career in infectious diseases — or medicine for that matter.
WHO prioritizes diabetes, cancer treatments in updated Essential Medicines lists
WHO has updated its Model Lists of Essential Medicines and Essential Medicines for Children, adding 20 medicines for adults and 17 for children in addition to new uses for 28 previously listed medicines.
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Headline News
‘We have a home’: Physician aims to create network of women allergists
November 14, 20245 min read -
Headline News
Diversified portfolios allow for ‘smoother ride’
November 14, 20243 min read -
Headline News
Predelivery concussion linked to increased risk for severe maternal mental illness
November 12, 20242 min read