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New study demonstrates human-to-cat SARS-CoV-2 transmission
Findings published in Vet Record showed that people in the United Kingdom transmitted SARS-CoV-2 to their cats, but researchers did not find evidence of cat-specific mutations.
Hooked on ID with Richard F. Jacobs, MD
As early as I can remember, science, history and fiction captured my interest.
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Vietnam records first case of Dracunculus worm infection
Researchers reported the first known case of human Dracunculus worm infection in Vietnam. The case was caused by an unknown species of worm that was determined not to be the species that causes dracunculiasis, or Guinea worm disease.
IDWeek will be entirely virtual again because of COVID-19
IDWeek organizers announced that the 2021 meeting will be entirely virtual again because of the continued presence of COVID-19 and related restrictions.
Hooked on ID with Trini A. Mathew, MD
I had veterinary virologists as parents. My dad studied and worked on rabies for his PhD, and my mother was a pioneer in India on buffalopox virus, which is very closely related to cowpox and smallpox, also earning her PhD.
CDC: 2017 had highest number of malaria cases reported in US since 1971
Surpassing the previous record of cases reported for 2016, the United States reached another all-time high with 2,161 confirmed cases of malaria in 2017, data published in MMWR showed.
ACIP shortens recommendation for rabies PrEP to two-dose schedule
The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices voted Wednesday to shorten the recommendation for rabies PrEP to a two-dose vaccine schedule, aligning with international guidance.
Hooked on ID with Peter Chin-Hong, MD
I know people in this field often say that they wanted to work in infectious diseases ever since they were an embryo or a small child. But that was really the case with me.
Q&A: After COVID-19, what is ‘the next threat’?
Prior to COVID-19, experts frequently warned that it was not a matter of if, but when the world would experience its next pandemic.
Trial establishes safety, efficacy of human rabies immune globulin in children
A phase 4 trial demonstrated that a human rabies immune globulin was safe and effective in children when given as part of rabies post-exposure prophylaxis, researchers reported in Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics.
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