Podcasts Killed the Radio Star: Leveraging Digital Education Tools for Modern Learners

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ID Advocacy in Action: Shaping Policy Ahead of the Midterms

Host Mati Hlatshwayo Davis, MD, MPH, FIDSA is joined by IDSA Senior Vice President of Public Policy and Government Relations Amanda Jezek to discuss the policy challenges shaping infectious diseases, public health and research ahead of the midterm elections. They explore IDSA's a ...  Show more

When Adventure Meets Infectious Diseases

Paul Sax, MD, FIDSA sits down with comedy-writer, Mike Reiss, and his wife, Denise Reiss, to discuss a lifetime of travel experiences spanning more than 100 countries. From submarine dives and whale sharks to a hospitalization caused by Shigella, they recount remarkable adventure ...  Show more

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