Streit named Infectious Diseases division director
The below announcement was sent to the Department of Internal Medicine earlier today by Chair & DEO Upinder Singh, MD. It is my great pleasure…
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Infectious disease fellowship graduation, 2025
The following lightly edited report was submitted by Poorani Sekar, MD, clinical associate professor in Infectious Diseases. This year, we had the pleasure of celebrating…
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26th Annual Update in Infectious Diseases, 2 May 2025
For more than a quarter-century, the Division of Infectious Diseases has presented an annual symposium for area clinicians on the latest diagnostics and treatments for…
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Infectious Disease Fellowship Graduation, 2024
In lieu of their regularly scheduled Grand Rounds, on the afternoon of Thursday, June 13, Infectious Disease faculty and staff gathered in the decorated Smith…
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Miller-Meeks learns about Iowa ID capacity, listens to concerns
Last week, US Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks, MS, MD, visited the University of Iowa Health Care main campus to learn about the role our Division of…
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Infectious Diseases honors Nauseef at retirement
After four decades at the University of Iowa, William Nauseef, MD, announced his intention to retire and stepped back from clinical responsibilities. An infectious diseases…
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Infectious Disease Fellows Graduation, 29 June 2023
On Thursday of this week, the Division of Infectious Diseases hosted a small farewell for its graduating fellows, Michael Olthoff, MD, and Andrew Simms, MD….
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23rd Annual Update in Infectious Diseases, 4/22/2022
Three years have passed since the last in-person version of this Continuing Medical Education conference hosted by the Division of Infectious Diseases. That year, 2019,…
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Streit named Interim Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases
I am pleased to announce that Judy Streit, MD, clinical professor of internal medicine, has accepted the role of Interim Director for the Division of…
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Kobayashi finds, treats extremely rare fungal infection
Fungal periprosthetic joint infections (PJI) are essentially unheard of, contributing to only 1% of PJIs. Because they are so rare, fungal PJIs can be hard…
