Infectious Disease Special Edition

Infectious Disease Special Edition
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Infectious Disease Special Edition (IDSE), is a newsmagazine for doctors and healthcare professionals in the infectious disease specialty. It publishes six times a year, presenting news and features, as well as review articles about the latest medical developments and practice guidelines relevant to infectious disease specialists, pharmacists, laboratory leaders and others involved in the treatment of infectious diseases.

Episodes

  1. 2d ago

    Beaten Pathogens: The Big Three STIs

    This week's episode is all about "the big three" STIs: syphilis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea. Although case numbers have been ticking up each year in the United States, there are new treatments and prevention methods that could help decrease infections. Hosted by Meaghan Lee Callaghan and Bryan Callaghan.Special thanks to Jeanne Marrazzo, MD; Jean-Michel Molina, MD; Victoria Chu, MD; and Danilo Bacic Lima, MD. Reporting help from Landon Gray and Ethan Covey. Our engineer and musician is Gianni Pizzi. Editing help from Don Pizzi and Brian Dunleavy. Copy editing, Kristin Jannacone and Madison Fiedler. Special thanks to our team members, Leona Smith, Dave Kaplan, and Lillie Onday. Our publication director is Joe Malichio, and our editorial director is David Bronstein. And thank you for listening!

    Beaten Pathogens: The Big Three STIs

  2. Oct 30

    Zoo to You: When the Skunk Bites

    In our first episode of Zoo to You, editor Meaghan Lee Callaghan speaks with writer Ethan Covey about a recent story based on a CDC report of a rabies outbreak that affected a cattle farm in the Midwest. With help from Landon Gray. Our engineer and musician is Gianni Pizzi. Editing help from Don Pizzi and Brian Dunleavy. Copy editing, Kristin Jannacone and Madison Fiedler. Special thanks to our team members, Leona Smith, Dave Kaplan, and Lily Onday. Our publication director is Joe Malichio, and our editorial director is David Bronstein. And thank you for listening!

    Zoo to You: When the Skunk Bites

  3. Oct 23

    Beaten Pathogens: bnAbs for HIV

    bnAbs, where you at? In episode 1 of Beaten Pathogens, we explore the promise of broadly neutralizing antibodies, or bnAbs, for the prevention and treatment of HIV. Hosted by Meaghan Lee Callaghan and Bryan Callaghan.Special thanks to Chris Beyrer, MD, MPH; Joe Eron, MD; Peter Leone, MD; Jan Losos, PhD; and Elena Vendrame, MD. Reporting help from Landon Gray and Ethan Covey. Our engineer and musician is Gianni Pizzi. Editing help from Don Pizzi and Brian Dunleavy. Copy editing, Kristin Jannacone and Madison Fiedler. Special thanks to our team members, Leona Smith, Dave Kaplan, and Lily Onday. Our publication director is Joe Malichio, and our editorial director is David Bronstein. And thank you for listening!

    Beaten Pathogens: bnAbs for HIV

  4. Season 1, Episode 1 Trailer

    A Sneak Peak of Beaten Pathogens Season 1

    The wait is almost over. Infectious Disease Special Edition’s podcast “Beaten Pathogens,” launches this week. Here is a sneak peak of what’s in store.   Beaten Pathogens is a new podcast from Infectious Disease Special Edition, which is a magazine from McMahon Group. You've been listening to me, Meaghan Lee Callaghan, managing editor, and my husband and layman extraordinaire Bryan Callaghan. Reporting help from Landon Gray and Ethan Covey. Our engineer and musician is Gianni Pizzi. Editing help from Don Pizzi and Brian Dunleavy. Copy editing, Kristen Jannacone and Madison Fiedler. Special thanks to our team members Leona Smith, Dave Kaplan, and Lilly Onday. Our publication director is Joe Malichio, and our editorial director is David Bronstein. And thank you for listening.

    A Sneak Peak of Beaten Pathogens Season 1
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Infectious Disease Special Edition (IDSE), is a newsmagazine for doctors and healthcare professionals in the infectious disease specialty. It publishes six times a year, presenting news and features, as well as review articles about the latest medical developments and practice guidelines relevant to infectious disease specialists, pharmacists, laboratory leaders and others involved in the treatment of infectious diseases.

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