Looking forward to another educational day at IDWeek ! For anyone interested in talking about Yellow Fever, feel free to stop by 12:15-1:30, poster 1777 #IDWeek2023

First locally-acquired case of dengue virus discovered in Pasadena cbsnews.com/losangeles/new…

Excited to learn on this #OneHealthDay that CME self study credit will soon be available for those who use our online cases on the Medicine for a Changing Planet website. Any healthcare providers interested in learning about One Health should check out medicineforachangingplanet.org

Just had an inspiring meeting with Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD DSc(hon) and clinicians, scientists, and community health workers Johns Hopkins Medicine about communicating science and breaking down academic silos as part of Medicine for the Greater Good Looking forward to reading this and his talk at noon!

This is an incredible opportunity for ID fellowship at a program with great clinical and research training, plus awesome people!

#WorldAIDSDay baltimoresun.com/2023/11/30/wev…

Today is #WorldAIDSDay2023 -an important time to reflect on how lucky us HIV providers are to work with passionate, kind & resilient patients; on the profound advancements in treating HIV; and how far we have to go to end the epidemic and reduce stigma IDSA HIV Medicine Association Johns Hopkins Division of Infectious Diseases

Yellow fever is a known climate sensitive disease, and we are working with colleagues in Africa to predict spread under climate change. It is good to see this important global health topic at #COP28

Excited to join the class of 2024 ELBI fellows and grateful for this opportunity to translate research on emerging zoonotic and vector-borne viruses into actionable policy

We had a great discussion on data sharing during the 2024 Emerging Leaders in Biosecurity Symposium #ELBI One way of framing this discussion is to understand what types of data need to be shared. I reflect on this below using the emergency management cycle sethjudson.com/musings/2024/7…

Our review on modeling zoonotic & vector-borne viruses is out in Current Opinion in Virology sciencedirect.com/science/articl… We highlight: · Recent modeling methods/objectives · Research gaps · Strategies for improving model creation, validation, and communication with decision-makers

Today is #OneHealthDay, recognizing the importance of the connections between human, animal, and environmental health. Sadly One Health remains missing from medical school curricula. We created free online case studies for CME to address this gap medicineforachangingplanet.org

The Secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services has extraordinary responsibilities, and the capacity at great scale to help make Americans' lives healthier and better, or worse. Major concerns about this nomination. Here is why and what's at stake...1/x 📷1

Our med ed project, "Medicine for a Changing Planet" will be highlighted in the upcoming Planetary Health Special Collection in Open Forum Infectious Diseases In this publication we highlight key lessons learned when making a planetary health curriculum for clinicians academic.oup.com/ofid/advance-a…

Morning Read: Medicine for a Changing Planet: Online Clinical Cases in Planetary Health and Infectious Diseases academic.oup.com/ofid/article/d…

Our article “Mpox: What have we learned and how do we better prepare for the future?” is freely available online as an editor’s choice Journal of Infectious Diseases We discuss lessons and questions about both mpox clades, addressing health inequities is essential #mpox academic.oup.com/jid/advance-ar…