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UTSW Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship retweeted
We're hiring a Division Chief for Infectious Diseases @utmbhealth @UTMBDOM .
This isn't a typical academic recruitment. Here's what's actually happening:
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UTSW Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship retweeted
Hear ye, hear ye 📢📢
UT Southwestern is looking for interested candidates for our 1-year HIV Medicine Fellowship!! Apply now!!!
See image for details! #HIVTwitter #IDTwitter
He was a remarkable teacher, mentor, and clinician. His grab-you-by-the-shoulder conversations were always a treat that left you with a smile. He will be missed. 🙏🏼 RIP GMcC
A critical loss for clinicians and patients…
blogs.jwatch.org/hiv-id-obse…
One 💉injection, every 6️⃣months. Potential to halt transmission in high risk groups w/ traditional low uptake of oral PrEP - like adolescents/young adults & sexually trafficked youth. Time will tell if this important tool will be viable option or out of reach💰 for these groups
The FDA on Wednesday approved a twice-yearly injection that provided a near-perfect shield against HIV infection in clinical trials. nyti.ms/4n7Vdvh
UTSW Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship retweeted
Dr. Ank Nijhawan, our champion HIV advocate and trail-blazing clinician caring for folks in the criminal justice system, presents cases of TB at the TB Intensive Conference organized by @DCHHS and the Heartland National TB Center. @BradCutrellMD @HIVDocSK @UTSWInternalMed
All TB, All the Time!! 🗣️
Enjoying a three-day TB Intensive workshop by Heartland National TB Center , together with public health colleagues and others from DFW.
#stopTB
An important data point to include in counseling our youngest pediatric patients and their caregivers -
Stay linked to care. Take your meds, and Follow your dreams!
Incidence of AIDS-defining Conditions among Adults with Perinatally Acquired HIV after Transition to Adult HIV Care in the United States and Canada, 2000-2022
✅ Just Accepted
🔗 doi.org/10.1093/cid/ciaf300?…
UTSW Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship retweeted
Today's decision is about undermining independent medical expertise and will only further endanger the health of the American public, especially children. bit.ly/43Bwd80
This Mother’s Day, we honor every mother who brings life into the world with courage—and we recognize the extraordinary work of the healthcare teams who make a healthy start possible for every child.
UTSW Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship retweeted
We’re excited to announce a historic nine-figure grant from The Moody Foundation supporting our joint Dallas pediatric campus with @childrens. In honor of this grant, the hospital will be named Moody Children’s Hospital upon completion. bit.ly/4iUIAjP @utswpediatrics
UT Southwestern Q&A: What you need to know about the measles: Newsroom, by our #pedsID division chief and virologist, Dr Jeffrey Kahn - UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas utsouthwestern.edu/newsroom/…
“Last week, Collin Co warned of possible measles exposure in Plano. Individual who spent time in the county on April 10 and 11 and visited 3 retailers in Plano had tested (+) measles. Last week, measles case confirmed in Rockwall Co, possibly connected to West Texas outbreak.”
Breaking: Collin County student tests positive for measles, first child case reported in D-FW
dallasnews.com/news/public-h…
Last week our ID fellows learned our procedures for managing patients with High Consequence Infectious Diseases, including donning and doffing PPE. We train our fellows to be the next leaders in all aspects of infectious diseases, including infection prevention.
🐾 Children’s Health has 11 facility dogs, and we are tickled that 🦮Lloyd joins us part-time in ID clinic! 🐶💙 He’s here to sniff out the blues and sprinkle some puppy magic to patients and providers!
🦮🐕🦺❤️ #FurryTherapist #PawsitiveVibes 🐾🐾🐾
Measles is a vaccine-preventable infection. About 95 of every 100 people will be protected after getting one dose of the MMR vaccine. Two doses of MMR vaccine protect 97-99 of every 100 people. healthychildren.org/english/…
