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Mashup Score: 5Log In - IDWeek - 2 year(s) ago
IDWeek 2021 attendees can access abstracts, sessions, exhibits, claim CME/CPE/MOC credit and print a certificate of attendance using one set of login
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Mashup Score: 1Log In - IDWeek - 2 year(s) ago
IDWeek 2021 attendees can access abstracts, sessions, exhibits, claim CME/CPE/MOC credit and print a certificate of attendance using one set of login
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IDWeek honors #VeteransDay! #IDWeek2021 had many on-demand presentations and posters about Veteran Affairs (@DeptVetAffairs) and Veteran Health (@VeteransHealth) within the ID community. Check out the sessions on-demand: https://t.co/WIHNlvsY9g https://t.co/UzJVZgpzrA
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COVID-19 made everyone realize the importance of hand hygiene, but did the message stick?
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COVID-19 made everyone realize the importance of hand hygiene, but did the message stick? https://t.co/L1IkBOWMdY @IDSE_Online @IDWeek2021 @Sunnybrook #COVID19 #IDWeek2021
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As noted in my previous post, attending virtual meetings poses some serious challenges. The biggest obstacle: trying to do one’s regular job while periodically checking in (or more likely not checking in) on the meeting. And while I might have been able to pull off some Really Rapid Reviews© after a few virtual meetings, not so […]
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Interesting and Important Studies from IAS 2021 and IDWeek That Caught My Eye - A new HIV and ID Observations post from @PaulSaxMD: https://t.co/M9of1aZz7U #IAS2021 #IDWeek2021 https://t.co/K5rBqH4GLl
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Mashup Score: 0Are Shoes a Vector for C. difficile Infections? - 3 year(s) ago
Strongly consider washing your hands next time you tie your shoelaces. According to an international study of nearly 12,000 environmental isolates presented at IDWeek 2021, up to 45% of samples from shoe soles contain Clostridiodes difficile spores.
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Are shoes a vector for C. difficile infections? https://t.co/lW2UVSZ8ad @IDWeek2021 @GareyKgarey @UH_Pharmacy #IDWEEK2021 #cdiff
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Mashup Score: 1Are Shoes a Vector for C. difficile Infections? - 3 year(s) ago
Strongly consider washing your hands next time you tie your shoelaces. According to an international study of nearly 12,000 environmental isolates presented at IDWeek 2021, up to 45% of samples from shoe soles contain Clostridiodes difficile spores.
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Are shoes a vector for C. difficile infections? https://t.co/lW2UVSZ8ad @IDWeek2021 @GareyKgarey @UH_Pharmacy #IDWEEK2021 #cdiff
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Mashup Score: 0Are Shoes a Vector for C. difficile Infections? - 3 year(s) ago
Strongly consider washing your hands next time you tie your shoelaces. According to an international study of nearly 12,000 environmental isolates presented at IDWeek 2021, up to 45% of samples from shoe soles contain Clostridiodes difficile spores.
Source: www.gastroendonews.comCategories: Gastroenterology, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
Strongly consider washing your hands next time you tie your shoelaces. https://t.co/lW2UVSZ8ad @IDWeek2021 @GareyKgarey @UH_Pharmacy #IDWEEK2021 #cdiff
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Mashup Score: 0Are Shoes a Vector for C. difficile Infections? - 3 year(s) ago
Strongly consider washing your hands next time you tie your shoelaces. According to an international study of nearly 12,000 environmental isolates presented at IDWeek 2021, up to 45% of samples from shoe soles contain Clostridiodes difficile spores.
Source: www.gastroendonews.comCategories: Gastroenterology, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
Up to 45% of samples from shoe soles contain C. difficile spores. https://t.co/lW2UVSZ8ad @IDWeek2021 @GareyKgarey @UH_Pharmacy #IDWEEK2021 #cdiff
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Mashup Score: 0Are Shoes a Vector for C. difficile Infections? - 3 year(s) ago
Strongly consider washing your hands next time you tie your shoelaces. According to an international study of nearly 12,000 environmental isolates presented at IDWeek 2021, up to 45% of samples from shoe soles contain Clostridiodes difficile spores.
Source: www.gastroendonews.comCategories: Gastroenterology, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
Up to 45% of samples from shoe soles contain C. difficile spores. https://t.co/lW2UVTgJ1L @IDWeek2021 @GareyKgarey @UH_Pharmacy #IDWEEK2021 #cdiff
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Mashup Score: 0Understanding the Microbiome | The Power of the Microbiome - 3 year(s) ago
The human microbiome has a strong influence on metabolism and immunity. Learn about how the power of the microbiome may break the cycle of recurrent C. diff.
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*Sponsored Post* #ICYMI: Didn’t catch the @FerringMbiome’s “The Power of the Microbiome” Learning Lounge @IDWeek2021? Learn more about it by clicking the link here: https://t.co/aJ7zpbcHgg #IDWeek2021 https://t.co/uRzMBPXGgT
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IDWeek acknowledges @PneumoniaDay! #IDWeek2021 has sessions and affiliated events now on-demand with educational material on respiratory infectious diseases in adults and children. Check out the sessions on-demand: https://t.co/WIHNlvsY9g https://t.co/zLaBGdBmUP