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Call TimeE12 Erin Hayes, CinematographerAmerican cinematographer Erin Haynes is making her way in an industry that she believes has a long way to go to increase diversity among its crews. Erin was born in New Orleans in 1999—one of two daughters to Denise and Joe Haynes. She grew up in the 7th Ward of a complex city as a young Black woman mindful of the challenges facing minorities. Erin attended Cabrini High School in the shadow of New Orleans Museum of Art where she was drawn to English Literature, writing, art and film. She developed a talent as a sketch artist and at Loyola Un...2025-06-2656 min
Dean RichardsDean Richards’ Sunday Morning | April 20
Dean Richards, Dave Schwan, and Andy Masur start off this Easter Sunday edition of the show talking about everybody’s favorite Easter snack: Peeps. Well, maybe not everyone’s favorite…
For today’s Far Flung Forecast, Dave takes us to the historic Lexington, Massachusetts.
Olivia Matongo, VP of Programs for the Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter then join Dean to share details about brain health and the Illinois Brain Health Project.
Dean kicks off his This Week in Theatre segment by playing back some of his interview with Actor Thomas Gibson talking about his latest...2025-04-2000 minDean RichardsDean Richards’ Sunday Morning | March 23
Dean Richards, Rob LaFrentz, Andy Masur, and Producer Jack Heinrich discuss how the Shamrock Shuffle disrupted their commute.
Dr. Jeremy Silver, MD, Medical Director of Emergency Medicine at Northwestern Medicine Kishwaukee Hospital, joins Dean for this week’s health update. This week, Dr. Silver talks about pneumonia with the news that Pope Francis is expected to be released from the hospital after battling pneumonia for 5 weeks. Then, Dr. Silver answers some questions from listeners.
Danny Horn, playing Ray Davies in Sunny Afternoon at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, joins Dean to discuss the show and his role in...2025-03-2300 min
iasusaClosing -- Co-Chairs: Henry Masur, MD and Michael S. Saag, MDClosing -- Co-Chairs: Henry Masur, MD and Michael S. Saag, MD by iasusa2025-01-0804 miniasusaWelcome and Introductions -- Co-Chairs: Henry Masur, MD and Michael S. Saag, MDWelcome and Introductions -- Co-Chairs: Henry Masur, MD and Michael S. Saag, MD by iasusa2025-01-0804 min
Stuff You Missed in History ClassEly S. Parker and Ulysses S. Grant (Part 2)While working for the Treasury Department, Ely S. Parker met someone who would become a big part of much of the rest of his life – Ulysses S. Grant. It was through this connection that Parker gained a good deal of power, and cemented a controversial legacy. Research: · Adams, James Ring. “The Many Careers of Ely Parker.” National Museum of the American Indian. Fall 2011. · Babcock, Barry. “The Story of Donehogawa, First Indian Commissioner of Indian Affairs.” ICT. 9/13/2018. https://ictnews.org/archive/the-story-of-donehogawa-first-indian-commissioner-of-indian-affairs · Contrera, Jessica. “The interracial love story that stunned Washington — twice! — in 1867.” Washington Post. 2/13/2019...2024-12-1143 minStuff You Missed in History ClassEly S. Parker and the Tonawanda Seneca (Part 1)Ely S. Parker was instrumental in the creation of President President Ulysses S. Grant’s “peace policy." Parker was Seneca, and he was the first Indigenous person to be placed in a cabinet-level position in the U.S. and the first Indigenous person to serve as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Research: · Adams, James Ring. “The Many Careers of Ely Parker.” National Museum of the American Indian. Fall 2011. · Babcock, Barry. “The Story of Donehogawa, First Indian Commissioner of Indian Affairs.” ICT. 9/13/2018. https://ictnews.org/archive/the-story-of-donehogawa-first-indian-commissioner-of-indian-affairs · Contrera, Jessica. “The interracial love story that stunned Washington — twice! —...2024-12-0933 min
IDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewBlood culture negative endocarditis - Trip Gulick, MD/ John Bennett, MDA 43-year-old man is admitted with acute onset of right sided hemiplegia and dysarthria. He had been in excellent health until one month previously when he presented with shortness of breath and was diagnosed with acute pulmonary emboli and adenocarcinoma of the lung. He was begun on eliquis and chemotherapy was deferred pending genetic testing.
The patient lives with his wife and 2 children in Chicago. He works as a municipal bus driver. He denies pet or animal exposure. On presentation, he is afebrile. Exam is notable for poor dentition and dense right hemiplegia.
2024-09-0904 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewPreventing HIV with antiretrovirals - Trip Gulick, MD/ Trip Gulick, MDA 58-year-old HIV- negative gay man is evaluated for PrEP. His past medical history is notable for hypertension, treated for over 10 years with an ACE inhibitor. He is asymptomatic and weighs 145 lbs.
He is sexually active with multiple partners but “usually” practices safe sex.
Lab studies reveal: HIV 4th generation test negative, HIV-1 RNA negative, CBC normal, creatinine 1.4 with a
calculated creatinine clearance of 48 ml/min.
What do you recommend for PrEP?
A. No PrEP
B. Tenofovir disoproxil fuma...2024-09-0202 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewStopping PJP prophylaxis in HIV - Trip Gulick, MD/ Michael Saag, MDA 44-year-old man was diagnosed with Pneumocystis pneumonia as his AIDS-defining illness and begun on antiretroviral therapy with 2 nucleosides and an integrase inhibitor during his hospitalization. He stabilizes and follows up for repeated outpatient visits with an HIV RNA consistently 2024-08-2603 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewWhich antiretroviral with rifampin? - Trip Gulick, MD/ Frank Maldarelli, MDA 29-year-old man living with HIV on tenofovir alafenamide (TAF)/emtricitabine + dolutegravir (CD4 298, HIV RNA 2024-08-1903 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewLatent TB and renal transplantation - Trip Gulick, MD/ Susan Dorman, MDA 56-year-old male with end-stage-renal disease due to hypertensive nephropathy is being evaluated for possible renal transplantation.
Routine pre-transplant serologies were obtained, which were notable for a positive Interferon-Gamma Release Assay (IGRA) for Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The patient is asymptomatic and has never been treated for TB.
Chest x-ray is normal.
The patient has a suitable living donor and the transplant team would like to proceed with transplantation as soon as possible.
Which one of the following would be the best course of action?
A. Inform the transplant team that...2024-08-1203 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewScedosporium pneumonia - Trip Gulick, MD/ John Bennett, MDA 63-year-old male underwent allogeneic stem cell transplant for chronic myelogenous leukemia 120 days
ago. He has had multiple episodes of acute graft-versus-host disease, for which he received multiple pulses
of corticosteroids and remains on maintenance cyclosporine. His absolute neutrophil count hovers
between 750 and 1000 cell/μL. He is receiving prophylactic doses of trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole.
The patient developed a fever, patchy pulmonary infiltrates and hypoxia. He is intubated and undergoes
bronchoscopy. The micro lab reports that branched hyphae are present on wet mount of the BAL. No
pneumocystis was seen. P...2024-08-0503 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewPersistent low level HIV viremia - Trip Gulick, MD/ Michael Saag, MDA 42-year-old woman newly diagnosed with HIV (CD4 425, HIV RNA 73,000, genotype with wild-type virus) starts tenofovir alafenamide/emtricitabine/bictegravir and has the following virologic response:
Weeks of Therapy HIV Viral Load
4 weeks HIV RNA 9,400
8 weeks HIV RNA 1,050
16 weeks HIV RNA 105
24 weeks HIV RNA 90
36 weeks HIV RNA 67
48 weeks HIV RNA 82
In addition to reinforcing adherence, what would you recommend?
A. Add darunavir/ritonavir
B. Add etravirine
C. Add darunavir/ritonavir and etravirine
D...2024-07-2903 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewGaining weight on antiretrovirals - Trip Gulick, MD/ Michael Saag, MDA 36-year-old obese white man (BMI 34) recently diagnosed with HIV (CD4 560, HIV RNA 52,000) is recommended to start antiretroviral therapy but is concerned about weight gain.
Which is true of antiretroviral-induced weight gain?
A. Raltegravir is associated with more weight gain than dolutegravir
B. Elvitegravir is associated with more weight gain than bictegravir
C. Tenofovir AF is associated with more weight gain than tenofovir DF
D. White men have the highest rates of weight gain on ART
www.idbrcourse.org/ © 2024 IDBR LLC | All Rights Reserved2024-07-2204 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewA Person With HIV Who Presents with A Severe Sore Throat - Barbara D. Alexander, MD / Kevin Winthrop, MDA 52-year-old woman with no prior medical conditions presents with a 6-month history of shortness of breath and cough. She has no fever, and her CBC and Chemistry panel is normal. Oxygen saturation on room air = 80%.
She reports that she installed a hot tub at home which she uses daily; she has no other unusual exposures.
If this syndrome is related to her hot tub, which of the following organisms is most likely related to the pulmonary process?
A. Acanthamoeba
B. Legionella pneumophila
C. Aeromonas hydrophila
D...2024-07-1502 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewWhat Causes Tenosynovitis in a 62 Year Old Nurse? - Barbara D. Alexander, MD / Sandra B. Nelson, MDA 62-year-old nurse presents to your clinic with a six-month history of pain and swelling involving her third
finger.
She has been treated sequentially with cephalexin, amoxicillin-clavulanate, and clindamycin without effect.
She is an avid gardener and enjoys digging for clams in a marshy area near to her home. She admits to
frequent abrasions and scratches.
MRI has demonstrated diffuse soft tissue inflammation with tenosynovitis, septic arthritis of the
interphalangeal joints, and early phalangeal osteomyelitis.
What is the most likely microbiologic agent?
A...2024-07-0803 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewA Woman from Argentina with Heart Failure. - Barbara D. Alexander, MD / Edward Mitre, MDA 47-year-old female grew up in an impoverished farming community in Argentina. She moved to the
United States when she was 16 years of age.
Three years ago, she developed progressive dyspnea on exertion. A cardiac workup revealed a markedly
enlarged heart, ejection fraction of 25%, and no obstruction of the coronary arteries by angiography.
The most likely pathogen causing her cardiac disease, assuming it is due to an infection acquired in
Argentina, is:
A. Leishmania donovani
B. Taenia solium
C. Trypanosoma cruzi
...2024-07-0102 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewWhere Did This Strange Mycobacteria Come From? - Barbara D. Alexander, MD / Kevin Winthrop, MDA 62-year-old male was seen for low grade fever and weight loss over the past month.
He had undergone aortic valve replacement in 2015 with a bioprosthesis. Transesophageal
echocardiography found no evidence of endocarditis and routine blood cultures were negative.
Mycobacterial blood cultures grew Mycobacterium chimaera.
The patient lived in a rural area, drank well water and had a pond in this back yard with Koi fish.
The most likely source of this Mycobacterial infection is which of the following:
A. Operating room air
B. Bioprosthetic...2024-06-2404 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewA confusing HIV serology - Trip Gulick, MD/ Frank Maldarelli, MDA 37-year-old woman from New Jersey undergoes routine HIV testing with the following results:
• HIV 4th generation test: Reactive (antibody positive + p24 antigen negative)
• HIV-1/2 Supplemental Assay: HIV-1 antibody negative, HIV-2 antibody negative
• HIV-1 RNA: 2024-06-1604 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewTreating TB and HIV - Trip Gulick, MD/ Susan Dorman, MDA 30-year-old female presents with a new diagnosis of smear-positive pulmonary TB.
She is also found to have a new diagnosis of HIV.
Labs show mild anemia, normal liver enzymes, CD4 cell count=25 cells/uL.
Which is most appropriate approach to therapy:
A. Start HIV treatment immediately, defer TB treatment
B. Start TB treatment immediately, defer HIV treatment until after 6 months of TB treatment
C. Start TB treatment immediately, and start HIV treatment in 8-12 weeks
D. Start TB treatment immediately, and start HIV treatment...2024-06-0903 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewFever of unknown origin - Trip Gulick, MD/ Susan Dorman, MDA 40-year-old female is admitted with a 3-week history of daily fever accompanied by a non-pruritic skin
eruption. She was initially seen at a walk-in clinic 5 weeks ago for cough and given a 7-day course of
Augmentin for bronchitis with resolution of respiratory symptoms. In the last 2 weeks she has developed
diffuse arthritis of hands, knees, elbows, and ankles.
Labs include WBC of 7.8 (82% seg, 15% lymph, 3% eos), platelets of 159, alkaline phosphatase of 454, ALT/AST
137/118 and bilirubin 1.9.
CRP is 183.6, rheumatoid factor 2024-06-0304 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewEvaluating risk of HIV - Trip Gulick, MDA 62-year-old man with a history of hypertension has taken HIV PrEP with tenofovir DF/emtricitabine for 5
years.
His baseline creatinine clearance was 85 cc/min, but this has trended down with his latest creatinine
clearance 55 cc/min (repeated at 60 cc/min).
He is in a monogamous relationship with his partner who has HIV and is taking a bictegravir-based regimen
with HIV RNA 2024-05-2703 min
IDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewHIV / AIDS Bootcamp - Roy Gulick, MD, MPHThis 52 minute session, called an HIV bootcamp, is taken from the extensive teaching material on the infectious disease board review website, available to persons who subscribe to the Home study course, the live or the virtual course. This lecture by Dr. Gulick is for physicians who need introductory material before progressing to more advanced topics likely to be on certifying or recertifying examinations given by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
www.idbrcourse.org/ © 2024 IDBR LLC | All Rights Reserved2024-05-2552 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewWhat To Do With An Unwanted Urine Culture - Paul Auwaerter, MD / Barbara W. Trautner, MD, PhDAn 80-year-old resident of a nursing home has severe dementia, type 2 diabetes mellitus and a chronic indwelling Foley catheter which is in place to manage his persistent incontinence. He has no remarkable medical history and is quite healthy except for his dementia. He has received antibiotics for presumed urinary tract infection twice in the last year.
The nursing home staff decided to obtain a urinalysis and urine culture: they call you because the urine culture is growing Candida albicans with a colony count of 100,000 cfu/ml. His UA shows 30-40 WBC and 10-20 RBC...2024-05-2004 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewA Disturbing Looking Foot - Camille Kotton, MD / John Bennett, MDA 42-year-old male presents with a deformed foot and draining sinuses. The patient is a native of Mexico, where he does manual labor. He noted the onset of persistent swelling 2 years earlier in Mexico after dropping a heavy wooden box on his foot. He received various treatments, but his foot has become more deformed. He is visiting family in the United States and comes to you for advice.
He is afebrile, with normal vital signs. He looks well. His exam is normal except for his left foot, which is swollen and firmly indurated, particularly over the metatarsals...2024-05-1305 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewA Food Borne Illness - Camille Kotton, MD / Herbert Dupont, MDTwo hours after eating at a hotel buffet in Hawaii, a 56-year-old man experiences abdominal pain, vomits once, and has one loose stool. Two days later he experiences numbness of his extremities, tongue, and throat.
He finds that cold objects feel hot and hot objects feel cold, and his teeth feel numb and loose. He develops weakness, gait ataxia, and vertigo. He is hospitalized where he has a slow convalescence. Neurological symptoms persist for one month before he is completely well.
What is the likely diagnosis?
A. Ciguatera
...2024-05-0604 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewA CNS Problem - Camille Kotton, MD / John Bennett, MDA 31-year-old woman is brought to the emergency department by her husband for fever and neurological symptoms.
She was completely well until 3 days earlier, when she felt nauseated and vomited twice. During the next two days she had fever, felt “achy,” developed a headache, and continued to have nausea and vomiting. Upon awakening this morning, she complained of double vision, and her husband noted her eyes “weren’t looking in the same place.”
In the emergency room, she was found to have a temperature of 102.4ÅãF. There was no rash. She ha...2024-04-2704 minIDBRInfectious Disease Board ReviewWelcome to IDBRAn introduction to the Infectious Disease Board Review podcast by Dr. Henry Masur
www.idbrcourse.org
©2024 Infectious Disease Board Review, LLC2024-04-2601 min
AARTS1E16: Erin Haynes, CinematographerAmerican cinematographer Erin Haynes is making her way in an industry that she believes has a long way to go to increase diversity among its crews. Erin was born in New Orleans in 1999—one of two daughters to Denise and Joe Haynes. She grew up in the 7th Ward of a complex city as a young Black woman mindful of the challenges facing minorities. Erin attended Cabrini High School in the shadow of New Orleans Museum of Art where she was drawn to English Literature, writing, art and film. She developed a talent as a sketch artist and at Loyola Un...2024-04-1656 min
Selected ShortsHoliday HurdlesGuest host David Sedaris presents stories that reimagine holiday rituals. In Tobias Wolff’s “Powder,” a pre-Christmas snowstorm provides an adventure for a father and son. SELECTED SHORTS’ late host and founder Isaiah Sheffer is the reader. A long-established couple turn out to be able to surprise one another in Allegra Goodman’s gentle borrowing from an O. Henry classic. Dana Ivey and Michael Cerveris read her “Gifts of the Jewish Magi.” And David Sedaris says English writer Jeanette Winterson captures the city to a “T” in “Christmas in New York,” a modern fairy tale with just a hint of magic, performed by Ri2023-12-2159 min
Apertura musicale classicaApertura musicale classica di domenica 18/06/2023Richard Strauss - Ariadne auf Naxos - "Ein Schönes war… Es gibt ein Reich" (Jessye Norman, Gewandhausorchester, Kurt Masur)
Louise Farrenc - Nonetto op. 38 - III: Scherzo. Vivace (Minerva Chamber Ensemble, Keving Geraldi)
Kurt Weill - Mahagonny - Alabama Song (Lotte Lenya, Theo Mackeben, Theo Mackeben Jazz Orchestra)
Giuseppe Verdi - Macbeth - coro "Patria oppressa" (Coro e Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala, Riccardo Chailly)
Ottorino Respighi - Impressioni brasiliane - III: Canzone e danza (Alessandro Crudele, London Philharmonic Orchestra)
Gesualdo da Venosa - Tenebrae Responsoria (Sabbato Sancto) - I: Sicut ovis ad occisionem (Graindelavoix, Björn Schmelzer)
Franz Schu...2023-06-181h 23iasusaManagement of AIDS-Related Opportunistic InfectionsHenry Masur, MD
The 2022 Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) CLINICAL CONFERENCE
October 17, 2022
40 minutes, 46 seconds2022-10-1540 min
Music In Good Humor - The RadioshowGlobalbeats.fm - Music In Good Humor - The Radioshow - #075Episode 075 from May 4th 2022 of the Radioshow "Music In Good Humor" on globalbeats.fm - every 1st Wednesday of the month. Enjoy!
Relax Edition
Tracklist:
Nicolai Masur - Fallen Moon [Maheti]
Paul A. George - Double Harmonic [3000 Grad]
Arnodd - Momentum [Traum]
Einmusik & Lexer feat. Jyll - Leave You [Einmusika]
Gorje Hewek, Lost Desert, Marvin The Sun - Ocean [Watergate]
Alex Breitling - Heaven [Colorize]
Monkey Safari - Hi & Low [Get Physical]
H.Haze feat. Ghost Isle - Soledad (Henry Saiz Remix) [Natura Sonoris]
Quivver - Nothin New To Feel (Lexer Remix) [Bedrock]
Haddadi Von Engst - Run (Einmusik Remix...2022-05-041h 00iasusaExpert Roundtable DiscussionModerated by Henry Masur, MD, and Michael S. Saag, MD
Panelists: Susan P. Buchbinder, MD; Raphael J. Landovitz, MD, MSc; Jean-Michel Molina, MD, Marina Klein, MD, MS, and Hyman Scott, MD, MPH
PrEParing for PrEP: From Policy to Implementation
November 19, 2021
54 minutes and 48 seconds2021-11-1854 min
Science S*heroes"Wir haben alle Identität" – White Supremacy, Aktivistinnen und Emotionen in der ForschungRebecca Brückmann ist Juniorprofessorin für die Geschichte Nordamerikas in seinen transkulturellen Bezügen an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum. In dieser Folge berichtet sie uns von Ihrer Forschung zu (Widerstands-)Bewegungen, wir sprechen über Intersektionalität, das Imposter-Syndrom und die Frage, ob wir noch Held*innen brauchen.Linkliste:Rebeccas Profil auf den Seiten der Ruhr-Universität BochumRebecca auf TwitterFilmtipps:Ava DuVernay: 13thAva DuVernay: SelmaHenry Hampton: Eyes on the PrizeHenry Louis Gates Jr.: The African Americans: Many Rivers to CrossDavid Simon: TremeDavid Simon: The WireLiteraturtipps:Eric Foner: Reconstruction (Updated)John Robert McNeill: Mosquito EmpiresIbram X. Kendi: Stamped from the Beg...2021-08-251h 37iasusaUpdate From Our Nation’s Capital, ID Week, and OI GuidelinesHenry Masur, MD
2020 National IAS–USA Virtual Update Course on HIV Management
November 12, 20202020-11-1143 miniasusaUpdate on the Clinical Management of HIV: A Case-Based DiscussionExpert Panelists: Roger Bedimo, MD, MS, Judith Currier, MD, Jodie Dionne-Odom, MD, Henry Masur, MD, and Susan Swindells, MBBS
Case Presenter: Michael S. Saag, MD2020-11-111h 06
Editors in ConversationCOViD-19: Therapeutic Update (AAC Journal)The state of the art treatment of COVID-19, understand the role of some medications currently used for COVID-19 and dissecting novel approaches and strategies for the treatment of COVID-19 likely to become available in the short term. Guests: Henry Masur MD and Adarsh Bhimraj MD. Read the current issue of Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy at https://aac.asm.org2020-08-1142 min
Relevant TonesPandemic DancesComposers and performers are finding incredibly creative ways to continue connecting and making great music in the midst of a global pandemic. Seth talks with composers Suzanne Farrin, Gene Pritsker, Carlos Simon, Liza Sobel and Greg Bartholomew as well as countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo and American Composers Orchestra's Artistic Director Derek Bermel.
MUSIC
Nacht (excerpt) by Suzanne Farrin
Performed by: Suzanne Farrin, ondes Martenot
Alice Teyssier, voice
Ross Karre, percussion
Randall Zigler, bass
Nuiko Wadden, harp
Ryan Streber, audio engineer
Pandemic Dance #32 and #30 by Gene Pritsker
Performed by: Carson Cooman, organ
Kristof Knoch - bass clarinet
...2020-06-021h 05
Maryland CC ProjectMasur – HIV/AIDS Related InfectionsDr. Henry Masur, Senior Investigator and Chief of the Critical Care Medicine Department at the National Institutes of Health. The lecture will focus on HIV/AIDS Related Critical Care Complications.2019-12-1356 miniasusaWhat’s New In Opportunistic Infections And…Washington DCHenry A. Masur, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease
April 29, 2019
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World Class Hoops PodcastEpisode 5: Windy City Hoops PodcastOn this week's episode of the WCHP...The Windy City Bulls are on a record win streak to kick off 2019, and Head Coach Charlie Henry joins us to talk about it...plus Chris Rouse and Andy Masur join me to give advice to those looking to break into the sports broadcasting world!2019-01-2135 min
World Class Hoops PodcastEpisode 1: Windy City Hoops Podcast#WindyCityNation! Welcome to the first edition of The Windy City Hoops Podcast with your host, Joe Kessenich! Today on the pod, we are joined by Windy City Bulls Head Coach Charlie Henry, and preview the Windy City Bulls 2018-2019 season w/ broadcasters Julio Rausseo, Chris Rouse, WGN's Andy Masur, and ESPN's Jonathan Hood...2019-01-2129 min
HWMS Audio TheatreHow Not To Suck At Consulting: Gathering DataConsulting. You're just giving your opinion. That's it. Nothing more.
Now, in theory, that opinion is worth something on the open market. It's worth something for two reasons. First, you have some special training or knowledge. Second, you have data. Data about what is happening.
And there's the rub. In the modern day and age, we collect ever bit of data we can and call it good. Yet. Yet. Yet. Data can mislead. It can make you believe you know something when you don't It can confuse when it should inform. Therefore, we need to know something about gathering data scientifically...2018-12-1210 miniasusaNew Challenges in Infectious Diseases: Changing Landscape in 2018Henry Masur, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease
Washington, DC
Thursday, April 26, 2018
42 minutes and 50 seconds2018-05-0142 miniasusaWelcome to the IAS–USA Annual Update on HIV Disease ManagementHenry Masur, MD, Michael S. Saag, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease
Washington, DC
Thursday, April 26, 2018
10 minutes and 15 seconds2018-05-0110 miniasusaWelcome to the IAS-USA Washington, DC, Full-Day Course on HIV Disease ManagementHenry Masur, MD, and Michael S. Saag, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease: Washington, DC
May 22, 2017
11 minutes and 14 seconds2017-05-2411 miniasusaPotpourri of Challenges With Opportunistic InfectionsHenry Masur, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease: Washington, DC
May 22, 2017
40 minutes and 48 seconds2017-05-2440 minMaryland CC ProjectHIV + Critical Illness: a primer of ICU managementDr Henry Masur is a clinical expert in HIV from the National Institute of Health (NIH) who has published over > 300 peer reviewed publications related to infections and HIV. […]2014-03-0750 min2013 HIV Washington DC CourseWashington, DC, Partnership for AIDS Progress - Moving into the Acceleration ModeHenry Masur, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease: Washington, DC
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
21 minutes, 46 seconds2013-06-2421 min2012 Improving the Management of HIV Disease (Washington)Summary of Morning PresentationsHenry Masur, MD, and Michael S. Saag, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease: Washington, DC
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
8 minutes, 14 seconds2012-08-2408 min2012 Improving the Management of HIV Disease (Washington)Summary of Afternoon PresentationsHenry Masur, MD, and Michael S. Saag, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease: Washington, DC
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
4 minutes, 29 seconds2012-08-2404 min2012 Improving the Management of HIV Disease (Washington)Welcome and IntroductionHenry Masur, MD, and Michael S. Saag, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease: Washington, DC
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
8 minutes, 15 seconds2012-08-2408 min2012 Improving the Management of HIV Disease (Washington)Washington, DC, Response to HIV/AIDSHenry Masur, MD
Improving the Management of HIV Disease: Washington, DC
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
31 minutes, 11 seconds2012-08-2431 min