Weekly #Coronavirus Update: In #Nashville, the trend remains down. Notably, there was a break down through key basing levels on the % Positivity Chart to the range of fall lows. Warning: #BA2 variant is spreading fast around the globe and is a probable new wave. Stay informed.

Good day #Nashville followers: For the past 2 years, we analyzed and shared tracking data with you. Thanks for following along and staying informed. We're pleased to report that the #Coronavirus DOWN trend remains in the lowest ranges of these recent data charts.

Good evening #Nashville. It's important to note that while you enjoy the Spring lows for #coronavirus, a small number of #BA2 stealth omicron cases have been reported in the city. Stay informed and watch that % Positivity Chart (green). We do not want the 7-day MA to creep up.

Byndloss lab 2021 #HHMI Gilliam Fellow Nic Shealy and 2022 #NSF GRFP Fellow @tsosciencey doing their thing! The future of Science is BRIGHT and DIVERSE and I’m here for it. 🙌🏽#Humblebrag #ProudPI #DiversityandInclusion Vanderbilt University VI4Research VUMC Molecular Pathogenesis Vanderbilt Microbiome

It was hard for us to know when it would occur, but we always knew it would. The normalization of biotech and microbial symbiosis in classrooms is happening. The gels are prettier than the Discover the Microbes Within! Wolbachia Project stickers. And that's how it should be! Keep us posted Dawna Wierzbowski.

New paper from Andrei Bombin, PhD's postdoc in the Ferguson Lab 🦠🧬 Jonathan Mosley Phys Reports Vanderbilt Microbiome Obesity influences composition of salivary and fecal microbiota and impacts the interactions between bacterial taxa physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.14814/p…

Hello #Nashville, the good news is no news. The #coronavirus trends tell the same story of the last few weeks. Enjoy your spring!

Good Morning #Nashville. While #coronavirus remains low, we see a slight uptick in cases, with our moving average %positives now at 5%. Something to keep an eye on 🧐 Stay safe and enjoy the weekend 🌸

Had some extra plates & figured my micro class would enjoy swabbing the room/each other to visualize some of the microbiome. 1) lots of similarity between foreheads, 2)some differences in growth from cellphones, 3) different parts of the water fountain, 4) cool patch from a 🗑.

Happy Friday #Nashville! The uptick we saw in #coronavirus cases last week is continuing, with average %positives now >8%. Overall cases are still low, but let's work together to prevent further increases. Enjoy the beautiful weather this weekend☀️🌸 🌿

Our paper on #cardiovascular diseases & #GutMicrobiota is published in Journal of Human Hypertension Springer Nature! Congs authors Sepiso K Masenga, PhD Benson M. Hamooya Lale Ertuglu, MD Jeanne A. Ishimwe, PhD @Mohamma91591696 VUMC Department of Medicine VUMCClinPharm Vanderbilt Microbiome. 👇 rdcu.be/cL33l Thanks for invite Prof Francine Marques

Looking forward to participating in the NIH Common Fund Symposium “At the Crossroads of the Microbiome, Metabolism & Glycoscience” together with a phenomenal speaker line-up. It’s TOMORROW! VI4Research Vanderbilt Microbiome - Link for registration: mregs.nih.gov/nigms/3fv3-b3c…

Good Morning #Nashville! The upward creep in #coronavirus we've observed over the past few weeks continues... 7-day average % positives ⬆️at 9.5%. High community transmission puts our vulnerable at risk - let's push this curve back down to protect everyone. Happy Weekend ☀️🌿

Insights @ VUMC VUMC Epidemiology VUMC Department of Medicine Sunil Kripalani, MD, MSc @MurryVelma VUMC Office of Health Equity Vanderbilt Office of Diversity & Inclusion @EddieIglesia Tamarra McElroy Vanderbilt Microbiome Stephen Patrick, MD, MPH Meanwhile, we are hiring! Any postdoc/research fellows interested in nutritional and molecular epidemiology using multi-omics in multi-ethnic populations, come join us!

A stormy morning in #Nashville; is a #coronavirus storm brewing too? Numbers are still going ⬆️ 7-day average %positive at 11%. Stay safe Y'all ⛈️

Here we go again #Nashville, the #coronavirus ⬆️trend we've been watching over the past few weeks continues. 7-day moving average (green chart) now at 14% positive.

The Vanderbilt Microbiome community is excited for the end of the semester seminar by Dr. Kevin R Theis. Title: #Hologenomics: from behavior to medicine Host: Seth Bordenstein Format: In person, 1220 Lecture Hall, MRBIII When: 4pm, Monday, May 23rd