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Interested in learning about the cutting edge in management of infections in HCT, CAR-T, and SOT recipients? Pls mark your calendars for May 11-14, 2025, for the 5th symposium on infections in immunocompromised individuals. Travel stipends available! bit.ly/4hgyLwS

Want to learn the current state of the art for prevention of RVI in immunocompromised patients? Join us for the next ESCMID ESGICH/ESGREV webinar on the prevention of RVI. Chaired by Elisa Cordero, Barbara Rath Talks by Lior Nesher Michael Ison, MD MS @Joshua Hill, MD

We continue to move papers previously rejected at other journals through quickly! Got a paper that was rejected at another journal - consider TransplantID Journal instead of other journals. Its free and we’ll get your a decision generally within a few weeks.

Deadline is approaching!

Most recent issue is out for TransplantID Journal - lots of great papers but 3 focused on allergies: A paper on the impact of sulfa-allergy labels on infection outcome & an experiences from the field about implementing delabeling from Jason Trubiano 🆔 et al onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/13993062/2…

Reminder - we will are looking for a new Associate Editor focused of HSCT/Oncology ID - see Tweet for detail - please submit CV and cover letter to [email protected] by November 8.

Kidney txp safe for patients on #tuberculosis treatment? TransplantID Journal series 30 pt in India suggests yes! 2+ mos. RIPE➡️txp➡️rifamycin-free (quinolone) regimen 👍pt & graft survival! Added by Aneela Majeed ORGANISMS▶️BACTERIA▶️TUBERCULOSIS📂 transplantid.net/AJZMFVGQ

So excited to have the Donor-Derived Infection Special Edition out - thanks to Stephanie Pouch and Karen Waller for being guest editors for this special edition! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/13993062/2…

A fantastic Special Edition with some great papers in TransplantID Journal

So excited to see this CPC out from Jennifer Cuellar Rodríguez and colleagues from NIAID News about a case of Acanthamoeba in an HSCT recipient. Exemplary case and great work finding the potential source. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…