From the EIC: At the pace of the pathogen
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By Amesh Adalja, MD, FIDSA
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3 min read
"In this field, being late is a form of being wrong."
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October 16
Review outlines care for recurrent catheter infections
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By Doug Brunk
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3 min read
Experts recommend individualized treatment, antimicrobial lock therapy and coordinated care to preserve long-term vascular access.
October 15
Shorter antibiotic courses may carry risks in Pseudomonas bacteremia
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By Alun Evans
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3 min read
Bayesian analysis suggests seven-day antibiotic treatment may be less effective for Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteremia than for other gram-negative infections
October 14
Early viral load may signal CMV relapse
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By Doug Brunk
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4 min read
Prospective data suggest viral burden early in treatment may help identify solid organ transplant recipients at greater risk of recurrence.
October 13
New EIC brings a broad view to IDSA Reporter
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By Matthew Solan
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5 min read
From emerging infections to health security, Amesh Adalja, MD, FIDSA draws on a career shaped by curiosity, clinical practice and public health.
October 9
Review finds gaps in TB safety evidence
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By Matthew Solan
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3 min read
“Deciding whether to offer tuberculosis preventive treatment requires weighing risks of progression to tuberculosis disease against risks of adverse events.”
