Screening for Anal Cancer Among MSM Discussed at IDWeek 2016
Race was associated with anal pap testing, with black, non-Hispanic men having a significantly lower rate of anal pap testing compared with white men.
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Calculated Globulin as Immune Response Predictor?
Higher calculated globulin levels in the setting of HIV viral suppression and high CD4 counts may serve as surrogate markers for immune dysfunction.
Microbiota Disruption Associated With Antibiotics Increased Risk for Sepsis
The research highlights the importance of prevention, including antimicrobial stewardship.
Influence of Electronics on Antibiotic Prescription Rates Appears Limited
Although certain behavioral interventions did not work, methods are needed to reduce antibiotic overuse.
Procalcitonin Response May Help Guide Antimicrobial Decisions for Patients With Cancer, Sepsis
Extending antibiotic therapy beyond a week may not be necessary in those patients with cancer and sepsis who present with a lower procalcitonin level at baseline
Meeting Demand for New HIV Care Providers Emphasized at IDWeek 2016
Town hall at IDWeek 2016 will address supply and demand for HIV physicians.
VIDEOS: Antibiotics, Zika, Vaccines and More at IDWeek 2016
Watch the videos below that discuss the range of topics at IDWeek 2016 this year.
VIDEO: Access to PrEP Urged at IDWeek 2016
A huge gap exists between individuals at risk for infection and those who are actually receiving PrEP.
ID Week 2016: HIV, Resistance, Zika, and Recruitment All on Agenda
The Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA), the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America (SHEA), the HIV Medicine Association (HIVMA), and the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society join forces and will present infectious disease specialists a range of research.
Efforts to Boost HIV Testing Rates Working, But Work Remains
Ramped up efforts to encourage more men who have sex with men to get tested for HIV have made an impact, but rates are still lower than needed.
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