
Paul Sax
@paulsaxmd
Harvard/Brigham Infectious Diseases doctor, writer, @CIDJournal editor, educator. Prefer baseball to football, pizza to sushi, dogs to cats, Beatles to Stones.
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http://blogs.jwatch.org/hiv-id-observations/ 13-04-2009 00:36:46
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In the aftermath of the election results, I thought of this really interesting piece from 2022, written anonymously. There's a lot here that's worth reading for us ID docs, whether we agree or not. #IDTwitter Vinay Prasad MD MPH drvinayprasad.com/p/why-no-one-w…

So grateful for the invitation to join your impressive ID division for a couple of days! Thank you! Great to reconnect with Josh Barocas, MD*, spend time on a snowy drive with @EPoeschla, and chat with many faculty and fellows. (* MGB Infectious Diseases Fellowship grad.)

Hi folks, have always loved this Allman Brothers Band song, which seems appropriate to post on this fine clear day. C'mon over to paulsaxmd.bsky.social youtu.be/JSMubgZoL58?si…







Latest post on a new antibiotic, gepotidacin, which has a novel mechanism of action, is the first new drug for uncomplicated UTIs in decades, and has a brand name that sounds a lot like a tropical bird. Plus some digressions on prog rock, for no reason. blogs.jwatch.org/hiv-id-observa…


The SNAP trial may finally resolve some of the longest-running debates in SAB management (cefazolin vs semi-synthetic PCN? Is PCN really active vs PSSA?). Congrats to Steven Tong Joshua Davis, and the global team who made this ambitious trial happen. blogs.jwatch.org/hiv-id-observa…


The new head of FDA’s CBER, Vinay Prasad MD MPH, is undoubtedly brilliant. He'll oversee vaccines, gene Rx, monoclonal Abs, & blood products. Let's hope he can get along well enough with others to be an effective leader -- the stakes are pretty darn high! blogs.jwatch.org/hiv-id-observa…

We love what we do. But yes, we’d also like to get paid. ID is a cognitive, consult-heavy specialty -- and often a “loss leader” in a fee-for-service world. A look at how the money actually flows (or doesn’t), Part 1. h/t ron nahass Brad Spellberg 👇 blogs.jwatch.org/hiv-id-observa…



