I watched the trees gradually recede, waving their despairing arms, seeming to say to me: "What you fail to learn from us today, you will never know."

We are already missing our colleagues from University Teaching Hospital in #Zambia! We look forward to future encounters and strengthening our relationships!! 💜🌍#IDTwitter #IDFellows #GlobalHealth NYU Langone Health Patricia Pagan Pirallo @madelinediloren Angélica C. Kottkamp, MD, FIDSA Scott Weisenberg

This explains the owl I saw Thursday in Central Park

Nature research paper: Ancient human DNA recovered from a Palaeolithic pendant go.nature.com/3HAP3k8

The more you know, the more you realize how much you don’t know. The less you know, the more you think you know everything. Knowledge is humbling. Ignorance is arrogant.

A species of ancient human with a brain the size of a chimpanzee's may have engraved symbols on cave walls and deliberately buried its dead, raising questions about what it really means to be human. newscientist.com/article/237682…

We're thrilled to welcome CAPT Simon Agolory, MD, Div Director, Div of Global Health Protection CDC CDC Global Health to Medicine Grand Rounds NYU Grossman School of Medicine tomorrow, to speak on the important topic of controlling ID outbreaks at their source. #MissionPossible Division of Infectious Diseases & Immunology (ID)

As IDWeek kicks off, I’m feeling lucky about and proud of this fantastic Transplant ID team here at NYU Langone Health Division of Infectious Diseases & Immunology (ID). A group that always welcomes a challenge, cares about patients, and truly supports one another (not pictured: our great counterpart at NYU Long Island).

Just a great time at the IDSA Foundation mentorship meeting with my last year mentor Scott Weisenberg . Some connections last #IDWeek2023

Dr Angelica Cifuentes Kottkamp presenting her work on mpox immunity at IDWeek in Boston. idweek2023.eventscribe.net/index.asp?pres… NYU Department of Medicine Institute for Excellence in Health Equity Division of Infectious Diseases & Immunology (ID) HVTN

Illusion of knowledge is more dangerous than ignorance: It's Okay to say "I don't know" and admit that you don't know it. It's shameful to pretend that you know everything.

Happy Diwali 🎆 from our ID Fellowship family 🪔May you all bring light and shine to this world #Diwali

Big shout out to Dr. Weisenberg, our fantastic ID Fellowship Program Director, for completing the #NYCMarathon 🏅🎽👟🏆

I’m thankful for watching these people develop into great ID docs (and more) … Happy Thanksgiving to all (and for anyone working tomorrow anywhere, thank you- and the cafeteria turkey is pretty good but can’t be your main meal…)

What a great group!

Absolutely! If you’re ID interested but didn’t apply, this is a great opportunity to find a spot in a number of excellent programs that have openings! Of course if you’re PGY1-2 or not ready, please look at NYU when you are ..

Today is World AIDS Day and after 32 years of living with HIV, I’m blessed to still be here! I’m proud of the progress made in HIV/AIDS research, medication, and funding. We still have a long way to go for a cure and in the fight against stigma in all communities, especially in

Check out the new reimagined European Art 1300-1800 section at The Metropolitan Museum of Art! Each themed room is thought provoking and educational while maintaining the ability to visit your favorites (for me that includes the sublime “Denial of Saint Peter” by Caravaggio)

No NYC marathon this year - rolled my ankle for the thousandth time but this time my foot hurt rather than my ankle… appreciate the great service at NYU orthopedic urgent care! ⁦NYU Langone Health⁩ ⁦⁦NYU Grossman School of Medicine⁩

PEPFAR is the epitome of soft power. It is a Republican initiative, it is pro-life, pro-America and the most popular U.S. program in Africa. There’s even a waiver acknowledging this, yet I’m told that drugs are still being withheld at clinics in Africa. This must be reversed