Alison Laufer Halpin from CDC discussing ARLAB and global genomic sequencing surveillance efforts

This is the level of drip I aspire to

Is Ibrexafungerp available again yet? Considering it for a complex patient and the pharmacy chain I spoke with did not have it back in stock yet.

I appreciate much more being asked what to order than this question.

As I mentioned earlier, first job interview (aka the one I currently work at) effectively came through Twitter, and I used social media as a base filter for fellowship locations. Active allowed me to get an idea of what opportunities and colleagues I might work with #txidchat

Antibiotic use for sure, but I am wondering if water supply has a big role based on things I have seen more recently including sinks and drains Janet Stout from UPMC really changed my thinking around these topics

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Another day, another arbitrary insurance rule making my patients lives way to difficult

Inject it straight into my veins.

Fellowship interview season is upon us! We can’t wait to meet potential new fellows and share with the them what makes UMass Chan Medical School UMass Chan - Division of Infectious Diseases great! #idtwitter

There is still time to send in applications! Please consider applying to our program as we have many opportunities to offer in an expanding hospital system with amazing people! #idtwitter Infectious Disease Fellows Network

The stunning lack of MicrobeTV TWIP and Open Forum Infectious Diseases with Paul Sax in this paper really highlights a need to review the methodology, as it missed two of the most invaluable ID podcasts around.

Having cured a patient with 5 weeks of bactrim after a week of IV in a septic knee, I’m a strong believer in orals. But here, cmon

Honestly glad to be kinda wrong about this one contagionlive.com/view/will-we-e…

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Prions. Prions are where it’s at

The Great Barrington Declaration was absolutely wrong. No vaccine or immunity is completely protective, and in fact we saw people with vaccination and natural immunity get really sick during the first years of the pandemic. Claiming a comparison to Semmelweis is deeply unserious

It’s seems like the official CDC X account is posting the comments from ACIP that support these HBV and MMRV resolutions. What universe do we live in that CDC itself has taken a stand before ACIP makes its recommendation? Clearly they already know the outcomes of these votes.

In case you can’t tell. The members of ACIP seemingly don’t understand the resolutions they are voting on. And seemingly the person who wrote them doesn’t know anything about vaccines operations or how to explain. The workgroup chair had no idea that pharmacists cannot write