Drs. Joseph Sassine and Shmuel Shoham discuss clinical trials for respiratory viral infections in immunocompromised patients, CMV prevention options, and medical education in different places around the world.
In this episode, I interview Dr. Jessica Little from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Dana Farber. We talk about CAR-T cells and infections and also about the logistics of using bacteriophages for tough to treat infections.
In this episode, I am joined by Nina Martinez and Ken Teasley. They are sharing their experiences as a kidney donor and a kidney recipient. We are also discussing patient advocacy and HIV.
Today I am interviewing Michael P Angarone. We are discussing the topic of diarrheal illness in transplant patients.
In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Laila Woc-Coburn. We are discussing Chagas screening, diagnosis, and treatment in transplant patients.
In this episode, I Interview George Thompson from UC Davis. Join us as we talk all about Coccidioidomycosis and more.
In this episode of the Transplant ID cast, I am interviewing Professor Sankar Swaminathan from University of Utah. We are covering various aspects of EBV and the future of ID.
Join me in a discussion on GATA2 deficiency and interview with Dr. Jennifer Cuellar-Rodriguez, Director, Transplant Infectious Diseases Consult Service at NIH.
In this episode I am joined by Ricardo La Hoz, Director of the Transplant ID Program at UT Southwestern. We are discussing his journey to his current position and his experience and work with donor derived infections.
Today I am joined by Andrew Karaba, MD., Ph.D. for a discussion about herpesviruses, immune responsive to viruses, and approach to a case of an immunocompromised woman with acute meningitis.
In this episode I am joined by Dr. Alaa Atmna, senior lecturer at Tel Aviv University and consultant for transplant infectious diseases at Beilinson Hospital in Israel. We are discussing UTI’s, C Difficile in transplant, and more.
Today I am joined by Dr. Morales, Medical Director of Transplant ID at Virginia Commonwealth University. We are discussing her path to Transplant ID, how her grandfather played an interesting role in history, and two emerging infection cases.
Today I am joined by Dr. Nematollahi from the University of Arizona. We are covering medical education, coccidioidomycosis and cryptic species of Aspergillus.
Janet Handal, founder of Transplant Recipients and Immunocompromised Patient Advocacy Group (TRAIPAG) is joining us today to talk about how the group got started, her experience with COVID and getting treatment, and more.
Camille Kotton, Clinical Director of Transplant and Immunocompromised Host Infectious Diseases at Massachusetts General Hospital is joining us today. We are discussing her background and experience, how she would treat several sample cases, and travel after transplantation.
Today I am joined by Nicolas Barros, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine and Medical Director of Transplant Infectious Disease at Indiana University. We are discussing his background, Chagas, Strongyloides, and Peruvian soccer.
In this episode, I am talking with Ghady Haidar, Director of Research for the Bone Marrow Transplant and Hematological Malignancy Infectious Disease program and Program Director for the Transplant ID Fellowship Program at the University of Pittsburgh, about Transplant ID research, Gram Negative Infections, and much more.
In this episode, I am joined by Peter Chin-Hong, Professor of Medicine at UCSF and leader of the Immunocompromised Host SEction for Infectious Disease. We are covering how he got started in infectious disease, insight into his publications, treatment options for Covid, and a look at HPV.
In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Saima Aslam, Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Disease and director of the Transplant Infectious Disease Program at UC San Diego. She is sharing her journey to becoming a physician in San Diego, her many contributions to the field, and information about Phage and her work in this area.
Today I am talking with Dr. William Muller. Dr. Muller is a pediatric infectious disease physician that focuses on highly immunocompromised kids. He is sharing his background and journey to pediatric ID, a look inside pediatric infectious disease and Norovirus, and his work with Covid.