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 19
Urine assay shows 92% sensitivity for invasive aspergillosis
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By Julie Greenbaum
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5 min read
The MycoMEIA Aspergillus assay detected most cases of invasive aspergillosis, including infections confirmed by bronchoalveolar lavage or biopsy despite negative serum galactomannan results.
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.
