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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
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.
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
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
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
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.
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
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.