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Advancing Science, Improving Care A joint meeting of IDSA, SHEA, HIVMA & PIDS 🗓️ Oct 21-24, 2026, in Washington, DC
IDWeek is pleased to announce that Janet Englund, MD, FPIDS, will present this year's Stanley A. Plotkin Lecture in Vaccinology, “Maternal Immunization to Prevent Disease.” See Dr. Englund present at #IDWeek2026. Register: https://www.idweek.org/registration
From the biggest challenges to the microscopic ones, join us at #IDWeek2026 for the latest in infectious diseases. Register today: https://www.idweek.org/registration/
The future of infectious diseases starts with today's trainees. Discover sessions tailored for medical students, residents and fellows at #IDWeek2026. Browse IDWeek's entire Trainee track in the Interactive Program: https://bit.ly/4wHhhRW
🚨 LAST CALL: Spotlight your research and submit a late-breaking abstract to #IDWeek2026! Late-breaker abstracts are highly competitive, and only abstracts containing novel, cutting-edge information will be considered. Submit by next Tues. Aug. 4: https://bit.ly/4oIP89G
And the answer is... What is mycetoma? See you next Thursday for another #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz!
IDWeek@idweek.bsky.social · 6d agoIt's #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 Which chronic soft tissue disease is characterized by the presence of "grains" that are aggregates of microbes in a "cement-like matrix" produced by the pathogens and are often heavily melanized? Comment your guess! Answer reveal tomorrow.
It's #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 Which chronic soft tissue disease is characterized by the presence of "grains" that are aggregates of microbes in a "cement-like matrix" produced by the pathogens and are often heavily melanized? Comment your guess! Answer reveal tomorrow.
Whether you're attending #IDWeek2026 in person or virtually, premeeting workshops are your chance to gain hands-on learning and expert insights before the meeting begins. Add the workshops when you register for IDWeek: https://www.idweek.org/registration
⏰ Don't miss your chance to save! #IDWeek2026 registration rates increase this Saturday, Aug. 1. Register now to lock in the lowest registration rate for the premier infectious diseases meeting of the year: https://www.idweek.org/registration/
9 different session types, 11 specialty tracks and over 200 events covering the most pressing topics in ID are waiting for you at #IDWeek2026. Once you register, build your unique schedule in the Interactive Program: https://idweek2026.eventscribe.net/ Registrant login is required.
What's next for COVID-19? Discover sessions exploring emerging evidence, clinical challenges and new developments in the COVID-19 track at #IDWeek2026. Browse IDWeek's entire COVID-19 track in the Interactive Program: https://bit.ly/4bVBbjp
And the answer is... What is Bannwarth's syndrome? You got it, @lymescience.org! 🎉 See you next Thursday for another #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz!
IDWeek@idweek.bsky.social · 2w agoHappy #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 What eponymous neurologic syndrome of Lyme neuroborreliosis is characterized by severe, painful meningoradiculitis, peripheral motor paresis, and lymphocytic CSF pleocytosis? Comment your guess below! Answer reveal tomorrow.
Happy #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 What eponymous neurologic syndrome of Lyme neuroborreliosis is characterized by severe, painful meningoradiculitis, peripheral motor paresis, and lymphocytic CSF pleocytosis? Comment your guess below! Answer reveal tomorrow.
🚨Deadline approaching! Spotlight your research and submit a late-breaking abstract to #IDWeek2026! Late-breaker abstracts are highly competitive, and only abstracts containing novel, cutting-edge information will be considered. Apply by Aug. 4: https://bit.ly/4oIP89G
Honey ... we shrunk the attendees! 😱 One shrink ray malfunction, and suddenly the #IDWeek2026 Escape Room is larger than life. Get a first look at what you can expect with this beloved conference experience: https://bit.ly/3ThaS0M
Arriving early for #IDWeek2026? Make the most of your time by adding an in-person premeeting workshop. Gain hands-on experience, sharpen your skills and learn from leading experts before the meeting begins. Add when you register: https://idweek.org/registration
Adult infectious diseases are constantly evolving. Explore the latest research, clinical insights and expert-led sessions with the Adult ID track at #IDWeek2026. Browse IDWeek's entire Adult ID track in the Interactive Program: https://bit.ly/4wdy92m
And the answer is... What is Exserohilum rostratum? See you next Thursday for another #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz!
IDWeek@idweek.bsky.social · 3w agoHappy #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 Which dematiaceous fungus was identified as the primary cause of the 2012 multistate outbreak of fungal meningitis linked to contaminated steroid injections? Comment your guess below! Answer reveal tomorrow.
Happy #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 Which dematiaceous fungus was identified as the primary cause of the 2012 multistate outbreak of fungal meningitis linked to contaminated steroid injections? Comment your guess below! Answer reveal tomorrow.
The wrong week to visit DC... if you're a germ. 🫣 The infectious diseases community is taking over Washington D.C. this October 21-24. Join us at #IDWeek2026. Register today: idweek.org/registration
Global health challenges know no borders. 🌎 Explore the Global ID track at #IDWeek2026, featuring sessions on the latest research, strategies and innovations in infectious diseases around the world. Browse IDWeek’s entire Global ID track in the Interactive Program: https://bit.ly/4wHjA77
And the answer is... What is Majocchi's granuloma? See you next Thursday for another #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz!
IDWeek@idweek.bsky.social · 4w agoWhat dermatophyte infection causes deep perifollicular granulomatous inflammation, presenting as erythematous nodules or plaques, typically after local trauma or topical steroid use, and extends beyond the superficial epidermis into the dermis? Answer reveal tomorrow.
What dermatophyte infection causes deep perifollicular granulomatous inflammation, presenting as erythematous nodules or plaques, typically after local trauma or topical steroid use, and extends beyond the superficial epidermis into the dermis? Answer reveal tomorrow.
Anything to get the word out... 🤭 #IDWeek2026 Register today to secure the lowest rate: idweek.org/registration
Spotlight your research on the global stage and submit a late-breaking abstract to #IDWeek2026! Late-breaker abstracts are highly competitive, and only abstracts containing novel, cutting-edge information will be considered. Apply by Aug. 4: https://bit.ly/4oIP89G
And the answer is... What is Purple Urine Bag Syndrome (PUBS)? You got it, @culturebeat.bsky.social! 🎉 See you next Thursday for another #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz!
IDWeek@idweek.bsky.social · last mo.Happy #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 What benign urinary syndrome, classically seen in chronically catheterized patients, is characterized by a striking urine color caused by metabolism of tryptophan by enzymes produced by enteric bacteria? Answer reveal tomorrow.
Happy #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 What benign urinary syndrome, classically seen in chronically catheterized patients, is characterized by a striking urine color caused by metabolism of tryptophan by enzymes produced by enteric bacteria? Answer reveal tomorrow.
Discover the latest in pediatric infectious diseases at #IDWeek2026! Explore sessions covering the latest advances, clinical challenges and innovations in pediatric infectious diseases. Browse IDWeek's entire Pediatric ID track in the Interactive Program: https://bit.ly/4eXoYvy
From iconic monuments and world-class museums to vibrant neighborhoods, diverse dining and rich cultural experiences, Washington, D.C. provides the perfect backdrop for learning, networking and collaboration during #IDWeek2026. Plan your visit: https://washington.org/meetings/IDWeek
And the answer is... Who is Carlos Chagas? See you next Thursday for another #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz!
IDWeek@idweek.bsky.social · last mo.Happy #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 Which Brazilian physician–scientist, whose surname is immortalized in an eponymous parasitic disease, named its causative organism after his mentor and was also the first to identify the organism later known as Pneumocystis? Guess below!
Happy #IDBugBowl Pop Quiz Thursday! 🧠💡 Which Brazilian physician–scientist, whose surname is immortalized in an eponymous parasitic disease, named its causative organism after his mentor and was also the first to identify the organism later known as Pneumocystis? Guess below!