Mass General Brigham ID Fellows

Today we officially rebrand as the site of the unified Mass General Brigham Division of Infectious Diseases!

We congratulate Ruanne Barnabas, MBChB, MSc, DPhil, FIDSA on being named Division Chief and we thank BWH ID Division Dan Kuritzkes, MD for his exemplary leadership these past 13 years.

🤩 Congratulations!

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What a wonderful opportunity for our early career faculty and fellows to spend time this morning with Dr. Linda-Gail Bekker! We thank her for her inspiration and her time!

Hola Wilfredo!

Proud to call @drdemetre.bsky.social our alumnus! 🤩

😍 Alumni in the ATL 🤩

#IDWeek2025

📣 Come join us tomorrow as we discuss innovative strategies to bolster the ID workforce!

Moderators: @leahyoke.bsky.social, Molly Paras, Speakers: myself, Becky Decamillis, Keenan Ryan

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What a beautiful day for the Chiefs' picnic last weekend!

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Fellowship interviews start tomorrow! Can't wait to meet you all!

Shout out to Fizza Manzoor, MD! 👏👏👏

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Clinical and public health implications of persistent SARS-CoV-2 infection in a person with HIV disease Despite dramatic advances in HIV care, untreated HIV disease remains a persistent threat to both individual health and the broader public and not merely because untreated HIV infections can lead to ne...

▶️Clinical and public health implications of persistent SARS-CoV-2 infection in a person with HIV disease

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Thank you for everything! Best of luck and we will miss you! 😍

Congratulations to both our Y2 fellows as they celebrate the end of their clinical year and our Y1 fellows for a successful first (and busy!) week on service! Cheers to a fantastic 25-26 academic year! 🍾

Awwwww - seems like a million years ago! 😍

🍾Last evening, the MGH & BWH ID faculty celebrated graduates of the MGB ID & MGH Transplant ID Fellowships, along with their families. It was a heartwarming celebration of stories, accolades, laughter, and tears. Special thanks go to our featured speakers Dr. Eric Rubin & Dr. Gabriel Motoa Cardona.🤩

Congratulations to our rising Y2 fellow Aliza Green, MD, on receiving the Soma Weiss Award from the Brigham and Women's Internal Medicine residents! The award is given to a DOM fellow for excellence in teaching and mentorship, and we think they couldn't have picked a more deserving fellow! 🌟

We had a super information session yesterday! Thanks to all who attended and presented.

If you couldn't make it and would like more information, please visit mghbwhid.hms.harvard.edu or DM us for a PDF of the slide deck that was presented.

Hospital unit colonization pressure and nosocomial acquisition of drug susceptible and drug resistant pathogens Background Hospitalized patients are at risk for developing hospital acquired infections. Active surveillance for bacterial colonization is effective at preventing infection but is resource-intensive ...

It may be silly posting abt research in times like this but I have to share a small bit of joy with fellow ID heads. Our paper modeling the impact of colonization pressure on nosocomial pathogen acquisition just dropped on medRxiv! Only 3.5 years in the making.

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