"Being male is as much a risk factor for the coronavirus as being old," said Sabra Klein, a scientist who studies sex difference in viral infections at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. nyti.ms/33ALXHv

The impact of COVID-19 has been tremendous and continues to grow. All university buildings will be closed after Monday with limited access to employees deemed as essential to our work for the immediate future. President Barnard's full message: umanitoba.ca/coronavirus

Ke včerejším #168_hodin: Vznikem, účelem a důsledky čínského dokumentu se budu nadále intenzivně a urputně zabývat. Udělám vše proto, aby pravda vyšla najevo. Dlužím to JK a jeho rodině. Považuji to zároveň za naprosto zásadní pro zachování naší suverenity a svobody.

.Ministerstvo zahraničních věcí odeslalo odpověď na ruskou nótu, kterou považujeme za nepatřičnou. V ČR platí svoboda tisku a zákaz cenzury. Do těchto svobod MZV nezasahuje a zasahovat nebude. Odmítáme, aby se o to pokoušel cizí stát. → bit.ly/3cWLRNQ

We're so excited to celebrate the achievements of all 4,255 graduates at our virtual Convocation ceremonies one week from today! #umanitoba2020 #umanitoba Full details at umanitoba.ca/convocation

Thanks to University of Manitoba for virtually celebrating the Class of 2020! #UManitoba2020 #Umanitobasci University of Manitoba Alumni

We abhor the ICE decision related to F-1 visas. We remain committed to fully supporting the many Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health students who may be impacted by these changes. We are working quickly and in collaboration across Johns Hopkins University to understand, address and oppose the announced rules.

Excellent choice for the 2020 #NobelPrize. Two women getting the recognition that they deserve for transformative science!

Happy belated #InternationalWomensDay to and from all of the extraordinary Klein lab women! Our diversity makes us stronger and our XX chromosome complement means we are twice as bad ass!

Learnt so much about AUM BioTech and their RNA silencing technology for primary cells. Come by their booth at The American Association of Immunologists (AAI) #Immunology2022 And thank you for stopping by my poster yesterday!

We’ve been having a great time at #AAI2022, especially last night at dinner celebrating women in science with some awesome female mentors at Hopkins! Sabra Klein Andrea Cox

Super excited to see this out! We developed a mouse model of influenza a virus infection during pregnancy to evaluate the effects of maternal sickness and antibody transfer on offspring responses to IAV infection or vaccination. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Emergency myelopoiesis distinguishes multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children from pediatric severe COVID-19 ✅ Just Accepted bit.ly/4bleKlM

Excited to share that our paper on MIS-C pathogenesis is coming soon! Journal of Infectious Diseases #COVIDresearch Andrea Cox

The Thompson lab is officially live! Excited to announce that I recently accepted a faculty position Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at JHSPH studying immunometabolic regulation of vaccine responses. Kicking off the new lab with my first purchase, obviously a Cytek Biosciences flow cytometer!

Behind the paper: New Insights into Covid-19 vaccine responses in children with solid organ transplants go.nature.com/3U6FShP

New Johns Hopkins Medicine Johns Hopkins Division of Infectious Diseases paper (bit.ly/4aVPOAn) & blog (bit.ly/3W1wjCd) describe how #COVID19 #vaccines induce different immune responses in children who have solid organ transplants compared to their siblings. Katerina Roznik Andrea Cox Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

We’re just in this window right now where we as a population don't have our best immunity and the virus has adapted,” says Andrew Karaba. Newsday nwsdy.li/3zJYFb0