Summarizing SGLT-2 Inhibitor Usage in People With Diabetes and HIV
January 16th 2025In persons living with HIV and diabetes, the management of diabetes is lagging behind the evidence. Despite SGLT-2 inhibitors demonstrating robust clinical data in the general population, they are grossly underused in persons with HIV and diabetes.
Black Women and HIV: Breaking Down Barriers, Having Conversations in the Communities
January 15th 2025There are high infection rates in this population, but limited opportunities to bring about awareness and education. However, a newer program sponsored by ViiV Healthcare looks to engage these women and bring about a better understanding behind transmission and care.
Do We Have New Data for Optimal Treatments of Candida-Related Prosthetic Joint Infections?
January 14th 2025The choice between debridement and implant exchange affects treatment outcomes for Candida-related prosthetic joint infections, highlighting the need for standardized guidelines and further research.
I’m Sorry, but It’s Time We Talk About Politics
January 10th 2025As politics increasingly intersects with science, infectious disease clinicians are called to take on advocacy roles. By engaging with their communities, clinicians can dispel misconceptions, highlight the importance of federal health institutions, and emphasize their role in safeguarding public health and advancing medical progress.
FDA Requires Guillain-Barré Syndrome Warning on 2 RSV Vaccines
January 9th 2025The federal agency approved safety labeling changes to the prescribing information for Abrysvo (Pfizer) and Arexvy (GSK) RSV vaccines for seniors after data from clinical trials, reports to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), and a postmarketing study.
Long COVID Subsides in a Majority of Healthcare Workers
January 8th 2025A survey of this population showed that over a 2 and ½ year period, there was a decrease in post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (PASC). However, 1% of respondents said they are still dealing with restrictions in their lives.