The ID Division recognized Marissa Hoover, RN, and Lindsay Coughenour, RN, for their exceptional work on the Department of Medicine’s sustainability drive, “Caps for a Cause.” This project required a lot of hard work and dedication and we are proud of their accomplishment!
We are pleased to announce that Ricardo D. Arbulu, MD, has been appointed as the new Chief of Infectious Diseases at UPMC Mercy.
We are pleased to announce that Sarah E. Glenn, MPPM, has been awarded the Master of Public Policy and Management (MPPM) degree through the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh.
We are pleased to announce that Will Garner, MD, will assume the role of Transplant Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program Director, effective July 1, 2025.
We would like to congratulate Heather Lynn Donald, Ph.D and Tyler Tate, MD for their awards at the recent Department of Medicine Research Day.
The Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) has an open ACGME-accredited Infectious Disease Fellowship position. The position is open for a start date in Summer 2025 in Pittsburgh, PA. (1/3)
The position is available as a 3-year ID and Critical Care combined fellowship or 2-year traditional ID fellowship. This is an exceptional training opportunity at a large tertiary medical center.
Subspecialty tracks are available in transplant ID, antibiotic stewardship, infection prevention and telemedicine, among others.  Candidates should be board certified or eligible in Internal Medicine as of the start date.
Please contact Alex Viehman at [email protected]
🎙️ Breaking Down Barriers in HIV Prevention!
Season 3 of #MicrobeMatters concludes with a discussion featuring Dr. Urvi Parikh. This episode dives into how #PrEP is reshaping #HIV treatment & prevention strategies. 🎧 Tune in now wherever you listen to podcasts! #IDPittStop
Fungal infections are a growing global health crisis. In a recent interview w/@ICT_magazine, @ClancyNeil highlights the rising threat of antifungal resistance and the need for improved diagnostics, treatment strategies, and infection prevention efforts.
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What were the most impactful ID papers of 2024? Members of @LabMigel - @nathalie_chen_ , Nathan Rabbe, and @LeeHarrisonID- joined a podcast panel to break down this year’s biggest research in antimicrobial resistance.
Check out the full discussion:
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We’re on BlueSky! 🌟 Follow us at @idpittstop.bsky.social for the latest in infectious diseases—cutting-edge research, faculty highlights, podcast updates, and more. Don’t miss out—join the conversation! #idpittstop
New on #MicrobeMatters! What do McDonald's, cook books, and molecular clocks have in common? 🤔They’ve all played a role in #HIVresearch! Dr. Cristian Apetrei shares how primates have reshaped our understanding of HIV. 🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms! #idpittstop
#Norovirus is making waves this season, and Dr. Graham Snyder is here to break it down. In his recent interviews, he explains what makes norovirus so contagious, how it spreads, and the best strategies for prevention. Read more👇
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What’s behind the rising egg prices and empty shelves? The ongoing #avianflu outbreak is causing egg shortages and price hikes across the country. In an interview with TribLIVE, @LeeHarrisonID sheds light on the situation. 📖 Read the full article:
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We’re pleased to share that Cristian Apetrei, MD has been honored with the prestigious Negruzzi Prize, a Romanian national honor of excellence recognizing exceptional contributions in the artistic, humanistic, and scientific fields. Bravo, Dr. Apetrei! #NegruzziPrize #IDPittStop
📢 New Episode Alert! 🎙️
This week on Microbe Matters, we honor the 40th Anniversary of the Pitt Men’s Study—a groundbreaking HIV research initiative that has transformed science, care, and lives over four decades.
🎧 Listen now wherever you tune in.
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