UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
"We're funded to be able to respond if there’s a need, and that would include a repatriated American who has #Ebola or suspected," said Dr. David Wohl about UNC's Regional Emerging Pathogen Response Center. @UNCDeptMedicine
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Please join us this week as we welcome Dr. John W. Mellors for our weekly Friday conference.
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#theworldshealthisourhealth #HIV #GlobalHealth
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Replying to @E_CalderonMD
@E_CalderonMD performs the first HIV‑positive robotic 🤖 Kidney Transplants at @UNC
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#HOPE_kidneys #robotic_kidney_transplantation
@ASTSChimera @UNC_ID
UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Following a recent #hantavirusoutbreak, many people are left with questions. With no specific treatment available, Dr. David Weber explains the virus, risk factors, and what North Carolinians should expect.
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
PhD candidate Laika Maganga is taking action against HIV stigma. Born in Malawi, her work is driven by personal connection and a background in nursing. She aims to advance health equity through global health research focused on Malawi. @UNCMalawi @UNCSON
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Our fellows in the T32 STI/HIV Training Program conduct research that builds skills in interdisciplinary collaboration.
Join us this Friday as they present their work in STI/HIV research.
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
At the 4th Annual Global Health Symposium, UNC undergraduate Cedra Ali presented her research on migraine disorders among HIV-positive adults in Peru.
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Read more about her research here: go.unc.edu/m5P6Y
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Cindy Gay and David Margolis are leading new clinical trials with Kenyan partners to target hidden HIV reservoirs--a strategy they hope can bring us closer to controlling HIV without lifelong therapy.
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#DELIVER02 #MGD014 #MGD020
UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Recorded during a pivotal moment for #HIV care, @UNC_ID's Dr. Wohl unpacks the top #clinical and policy developments shaping the field, and what they mean for prevention, treatment, and equity moving forward.
A must-listen for HIV clinicians: bit.ly/40k8Lta
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Research led by Cindy Gay, MD, MPH, and her team are leading clinical trials to target hidden HIV reservoirs, bringing us closer to controlling HIV without lifelong therapy.
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Learn more here: go.unc.edu/Ls3n6
#DART #DELIVER02 #MGD014 #MGD020
“Global health is not just a strength of Carolina—it’s a defining pillar of who we are as a university.” — Penny Gordon-Larsen, PhD 🌍
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#GlobalHealth #UNC @UNCpublichealth
UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
From Malawi to Chapel Hill 🌍✨
Malawi scholars at the Global Health Scholars Symposium showcased work grounded in community, collaboration, and purpose—driving meaningful change where it matters most.
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Preeti Malani, a leader in infectious diseases.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear insights on public health and the future of infectious disease research.
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Lean more: go.unc.edu/k3J7G
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
As #HMPV cases rise in the U.S., doctors urge caution.
Dr. David Weber of the Institute notes symptoms include cough, fever & wheezing—especially for those with underlying conditions. @UNCDeptMedicine @UNCpublichealth
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Read more: go.unc.edu/Jx2o9
UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
The next health threat isn’t a question of if, but when.
Be the first to leave your mark for #GiveUNC by supporting global health preparedness at Carolina—and help power a day of extraordinary impact.
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Donate here: go.unc.edu/Qo4i2
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UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
“We have this very unique situation at UNC…” — a reminder that bringing people and disciplines closer together can lead to stronger impact in global health. 🌍
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#unc #globalhealth
UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Join us this Friday for our weekly conference series! 🧬
This week: a CROI recap highlighting the latest in HIV research, treatment, and prevention.
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#CROI #HIVResearch #GlobalHealth
UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
Be the first to leave your mark for our 9th annual #GiveUNC.
Your support for global health and infectious disease work at Carolina helps protect lives—locally and worldwide.
Donate here: go.unc.edu/Qo4i2
@UNCMalawi @UNC_SOM
UNC Division of Infectious Diseases retweeted
The 4th Annual Global Health Scholars Symposium brought together researchers, students, and global health leaders to share ideas and advance global health research. 🌍
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