An ongoing dialogue on HIV/AIDS, infectious diseases,
September 24th, 2017
Need a Positive Test for Something, Anything? We’ve Got You Covered!
(Inspired by various unvalidated, non-FDA approved lab tests.) Fatigued? Achey? Having difficulty concentrating? Don’t have quite the “zip” you used to have when you were young? If you suffer from any of these symptoms and are frustrated by unrevealing medical work-ups and negative blood tests, you’ve come to the right place. For at DNA-Dx, we’ll […]
September 17th, 2017
Subunit Zoster Vaccine Soon to Be Approved — Should Patients Wait for It?
For the last year or so, conversations with patients about getting the zoster vaccine have gone something like this: Patient: So should I get the shingles vaccine? I saw an ad for it on TV. Me: Well, yes … and no. Patient (confused — he/she has never heard me say anything but an enthusiastic “Yes!” […]
September 4th, 2017
Meropenem-Vaborbactam, Zika Cases Decline, Gas Station Nachos, and More — An End-of-Summer ID Link-o-Rama
There’s so much interesting ID material out there. The only solution — an ID Link-o-Rama, especially curated for the long Labor Day weekend. (Actually, not really, but that sounded good.) Off we go! Even if it doesn’t provide 100% protection, the flu vaccine may reduce the severity of influenza. Good to have this paper handy […]

