Advancing patient care and science. Official twitter account of @ColumbiaMed’s Division of Infectious Diseases and Fellowship Training Program
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Joined February 2022
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Tomorrow! @cuimc_ID faculty lead this fantastic review course! eventleaf.com/e/ID2024 #Hospitalist #InfectiousDiseases #MedEd #HAI @ColumbiaMed
Don't miss @ColumbiaMed Grand Rounds with Dr. Olender tomorrow!
Absolutely thrilled that Dr. Jay Vyas has joined the Columbia ID and VP&S family! @ColumbiaMed @ColumbiaPS @jmvyasmdphd cuimc.columbia.edu/news/jay-…
Fabulous presentations by our ID Fellows at #IDWeek2024!!!!
Proud to have been a part of this seminal clinical trial here @ColumbiaMed @m_pereiramd
In a study involving kidney-transplantation candidates with HIV, results of transplantation from donors with HIV were noninferior to those of transplantation from donors without HIV. Full study results: nej.md/4fpjvML
ALT The cumulative incidence of a safety event (primary outcome), which was defined as a composite of death from any cause, graft loss, serious adverse event, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) breakthrough infection, persistent failure of HIV treatment, or opportunistic infection, among kidney-transplant recipients with HIV.
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Excited to share this updated clinical review of #mpox published in @JAMA_current with brilliant colleagues and friends @Boghuma and @AnuHazraMD
Mpox is a viral infection transmitted primarily through close skin-to-skin contact. This review describes the epidemiology, transmission, clinical presentation, assessment and diagnosis, prognosis, management and treatment, and prevention of mpox. ja.ma/3NmNLMd
Four Scientists Win High-Risk High Reward Grants from NIH @drsmallsaunders cuimc.columbia.edu/news/four…
Congratulations @drsmallsaunders!!!!!🦟🧬
Thrilled to have received a 2024 NIH Director’s New Innovator Award and be part of this amazing group of scientists!So excited to continue our work on RNA, quiescence and malaria parasites! #NIHHighRisk #malaria @NIH_CommonFund @cuimc_id @ColumbiaMed
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Amazing showing and work by members of our sexual health research working group from @cuimc_id, @ColumbiaPS, @HIVCenterARC presented at #STIConf2024 last week in Atlanta
Mark your calendars! Our conference "Infections in Hospitalized Patients: Updates in Diagnosis & Treatment 2024" will take place November 15!!
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Thinking about mpox? @cuimc_id's @Jason10033 is editing a collection in @BMCMedicine along with @MayoClinic faculty!! Check it out🔎
biomedcentral.com/collection…
The changing of the guard! Congratulations to the outgoing first-year fellows, and greetings to our new ID fellows!! 😍It's going to be an amazing year 💖🧬🪄
Congratulations to Jason Zucker on receiving the 2024 John Carey Young Investigator Award at the #ACTG Network Meeting!!!!🌟 @Jason10033
Truly glorious end-of-the-year dinner yesterday for @cuimc_id, celebrating the fellows and the division!!
Check out this cool profile of @drsmallsaunders's work in the @fidocklab! 🦟
Malaria Parasites Can Hide From Our Drugs. Now We Know Why. cuimc.columbia.edu/news/mala…
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Social isolation is a critical risk factor for poor outcomes in HIV. COVID-19 made it worse. Excited to share our study showing the role a multidisciplinary clinic can play in mitigating isolation during the pandemic✊🏾 @cuimc_id @NYUGSOM_ID #IDTwitter link.springer.com/article/10…
Amazing presentations yesterday by @cuimc_id's Dr. Delivette Castor and Dr. Angela Gomez-Simmonds at the 17th Annual Young Faculty Mentoring Program Symposium!!! @ColumbiaMed
