Cardiac Manifestations of Mycoplasma pneumoniae Infections: A Cohort Study 2007–2024 A 17-year cohort shows higher incidence of cardiac involvement than previously reported in patients admitted with Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections that may

We looked at 17 years of Mycoplasma infections and found high rates of cardiac involvement with dire consequences. We also propose a new way of categorizing this phenomenon. Take a look at @CIDJournal! track.smtpsendmail.com/9032119/c?p=... #IDsky

Persistence of positive Brucella Melitensis blood cultures is not associated with focal infection Brucellosis is a neglected zoonotic disease causing global health concern, with an estimated 2.1 million human infections yearly [1]. The clinical spectrum of the disease is broad, ranging from an ind...

We've noticed many clinicians choose to take follow-up blood cultures in patients with Brucella melitensis bacteremia. Is it really necessary? I think not - we went ahead to try and check this - would love to hear what you think about our paper: www.ijidonline.com/article/S120...

I feel very uncomfortable with this practice, especially given the change in candida epidemiology and the increase in non-albicans candida; it seems like more azole exposure is an expensive price for this intervention with very low-level evidence of benefit.

Already read, bookmarked and saved last week 😎 thanks!

Practice of neurosurgery on Saturn The practice of neurosurgery on Saturn is almost identical to the one practiced on Earth. Because the art of practice of Medicine was transferred by h…

Can someone please explain this to me?
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I have to say that I'm loving every minute of scrolling through my Blusky feed after the mass migration of the ID community to #IDSky !
I'll thread some of my favs

Wow! Amazing work Ilan!

a man in a white shirt is standing in a corn field at sunset . Alt: Kevin Costner from field of dreams is standing in a corn field at sunset . Text says “if you build it, they will come”

Good news:

Our community is growing!

The IDSky Starter Pack has exceeded the max 150 accounts, so I’ve started on another (pls share here and the other place, and LMK if I missed you)

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So many typos! it's so much harder to post a proper thread here without the ability to edit the entire thread and not just individual posts...

It's still great seeing your findings supported by new data!

A group from Germany published a new study on eBioMedicine, showing a similar effect on the immunological, not clinical side - specifically better T cell response when getting both doses on the same side!
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While it's a shame they didn't quote us >>

Effect of same-arm versus cross-arm administration of sequential doses of BNT162b2 on short-term vac... We sought to test whether administering the second BNT162B2 vaccine dose on the cross-arm or the same arm as the first dose creates a more robust loca…

That getting both doses on the same side is probably better! This was associated with a decreased chance of being PCR infected (PCR positive) in the short term, and with fewer hospitalizations for COVID-19. We published this here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Then, two weeks ago >>

So, sometime in 2021 a question on Twitter caught my attention - is it better to get the COVID-19 vaccine doses in the same arm or does it even matter? We used the perfect storm of a massive vaccine rollout an the large number of cases to look at the data >>