An ongoing dialogue on HIV/AIDS, infectious diseases,
November 7th, 2022
Five Quick Questions from Our Course, “ID in Primary Care”
As noted on this site before, we put on a course called “ID in Primary Care” every year for clinicians doing truly the hardest job in medicine — frontline primary care. Why is their work so challenging? While we can focus on one field, infectious diseases, they have to be aware of everything. Tough task indeed. We’ve […]
September 17th, 2017
Subunit Zoster Vaccine Soon to Be Approved — Should Patients Wait for It?
For the last year or so, conversations with patients about getting the zoster vaccine have gone something like this: Patient: So should I get the shingles vaccine? I saw an ad for it on TV. Me: Well, yes … and no. Patient (confused — he/she has never heard me say anything but an enthusiastic “Yes!” to […]