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Never a dull moment in ID @IDSAInfo @IDWeekmtg
Oya virus, an orthobunyavirus, was identified in a 54-year-old woman who had sepsis-like symptoms, including leukocytosis, thrombocytopenia, elevated liver-function values, and disseminated intravascular coagulation. Full case details: nej.md/3V6kSuM

ALT Timeline of a clinical course highlighting the treatment and progression of severe Oya virus infection in a patient who also had hepatitis, enteritis, and signs of coagulopathy. It tracks hospital admissions, symptoms, treatments, and recovery progress. Key details include initial symptoms like fever and chills, transfer to Guangzhou Eighth People's Hospital, various treatments such as ibuprofen, antibiotics, antivirals, and plasma transfusion, and the resolution of symptoms. The chart ends with the patient's discharge and follow-up.
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IDWeek is excited to welcome @Atul_Gawande as the speaker for this year’s Opening Plenary, followed by a panel discussion on how collaboration across disciplines is essential to driving the infectious diseases field forward.
Register for #IDWeek2026: idweek.org/registration
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Infective Endocarditis: Diagnosis, Antibiotic Therapy, and Management
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37% of congenital syphilis cases occur in mothers who were not screened in a timely manner.
Early diagnosis is key to better outcomes. This @UW_IDEA lesson presents a visual guide to signs of congenital syphilis and guidance for treating and monitoring this condition. amaedhub.org/4xxpKr7
Updated IDSA Guidelines out now! IDSA has released updated evidence-based guidelines on COVID-19, influenza, and RSV vaccinations in the immunocompromised population.
Access the guidelines: bit.ly/4qNof5u
Our press release: bit.ly/4y9Saau
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On Bob Garry, and the impact of the US administration on his (excellent) research bloomberg.com/news/features/…
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Quantifying quality care: the financial argument for protecting time for quality improvement work by infectious diseases physicians
✅ Just Accepted
🔗 bit.ly/4y5QH52
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The Clean Margin in Diabetic Foot Osteomyelitis: Conceptual Appeal, Practical Uncertainty
🔁 Repost
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Who should prioritize a COVID-19 vaccine this fall? People at higher risk for severe illness, people with certain underlying health conditions, people with compromised immune systems and pregnant people, advises IDSA CEO @DrJeanneM.
Watch our briefing: bit.ly/4xkBPju
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Congratulations @Wiki_Guidelines on publication of the latest guideline, on management of complications of persons who inject drugs! Great job team! Let's spread widely! amjmed.com/article/S0002-934…
@ABsteward
For 75 years, @CDCgov's Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) officers have served as “disease detectives,” investigating outbreaks and emerging health threats globally. IDSA celebrates 75 years of EIS and its lasting impact on public health.
Learn more: bit.ly/46puhjl
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🔥Just published 🔥
IDSA/ACEP/ASM/PIDS/SCCM/SHEA/SHM/SIDP Multisociety Position Paper: Hospital Strategies to Improve Sepsis Outcomes #idxposts academic.oup.com/cid/article…
Meet the newest voices behind #LetsTalkID!
ID physicians @KellyCawcuttMD and @Cortes_Penfield join the podcast as co-hosts for episodes focused on research published in IDSA journals. (1/2)
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This piece took a few years to write but captures something critical to diagnosis—especially in infectious disease. w/ great colleagues Debbie Korenstein & Dan Diekema
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Antimicrobial resistance is a growing public health threat that demands action. Thank you @SenatorHassan for your leadership and for recognizing the importance of investing in new antibiotics so physicians can continue providing lifesaving care. #PASTEURAct
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Because we cannot relay on @HHSGov any longer, state epidemiologists have created their own disease monitoring system usdiseasetracker.org/ with an initial focus on vaccine-preventable diseases @bylenasun @SherylNYT @apoorva_nyc @ReporterGoodman @corinnepurtill Interesting times indeed
A strong infectious diseases workforce is essential to protecting patients, stresses IDSA member Vera Luther, MD, FIDSA. #ValueofID
Thank you, Sen. @CortezMasto, for raising this critical issue during yesterday's @SenFinance hearing.
Tomorrow, IDSA member Vera Luther, MD, MS, FIDSA, will testify before Congress on the growing threat of AMR & the urgent need to strengthen the nation's response.
Read her testimony (bit.ly/4fDobRW) & watch the hearing tomorrow @ 10am ET: bit.ly/4yWWISI


























