June 6, 2018
Elections for the IDSA and HIVMA Board of Directors are quickly approaching.
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For the first time, IDSA staff participated in the 71st World Health Assembly in Geneva this month.
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In this feature, a panel of IDSA members identifies and critiques important new studies in the current literature that have a significant impact on the practice of infectious diseases medicine.
Reviews: Opportunities for Antibiotic Optimization Exist Even Among the Most Vulnerable Patients; Single-Dose Fosfomycin for Uncomplicated Cystitis: Reason for Pause; Immunogenicity and Safety of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in Kidney Transplant Recipients
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The Fiscal Year (FY) 2019 federal appropriations process is quickly moving forward.
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News that the Peace Corps had recently discharged volunteers who were diagnosed with HIV while serving has concerned HIVMA leaders, who remembered taking a stance against the agency’s policy following the discharge of a volunteer a decade ago.
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Following data indicating increased risks of neural tube defects among infants whose mothers became pregnant while taking dolutegravir-based regimens, the Department of Health and Human Services Antiretroviral Guidelines Panels on May 30 issued recommendations for treatment of adults and adolescents with HIV who are pregnant or of child-bearing potential.
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Check out IDSA's and HIVMA’s new Infectious Diseases & the Opioid Epidemic web page to access clinical tools and resources and policy and advocacy resources.
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With representation at the 71st World Health Assembly, and reporting on an Ebola emergency panel’s findings, Science Speaks’ end of May coverage highlighted global health security events in Geneva...
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Here’s a glance at the latest discussions happening on MyIDSA, IDSA’s members-only online community (login required):
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