Author: Chelsea Song

African American influence and contributions to science, infection prevention and infection control In honor of Black History Month, we reflect on the many contributions made by African Americans that have influenced and shaped our country as we know it today. While most of us are familiar with the extraordinary civil rights work and sacrifices of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., or the brave Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, there are other lesser-known contributions from African Americans, both past and present, that directly affect or influence health care and infectious disease prevention and management. The concept of inoculation was brought to the Western world by an enslaved Black man Did you know that in 1716, an enslaved African man named Onesimus in Boston, Massachusetts, helped save generations of people…

Exciting news! We are pleased to announce the upcoming release of the 2024 Grand Rounds schedule. This schedule outlines upcoming sessions, presenters, and topics that promise to elevate your learning experience.Key Features of the Updated Grand Rounds Schedule:Diverse Topics: Explore a wide range of relevant and cutting-edge topics presented by experts in their respective fields. Our Grand Rounds sessions cover everything from the latest research findings to practical clinical insights.Renowned Presenters: Get ready to learn from distinguished speakers and thought leaders who bring their expertise to share with our community. Each presenter is carefully selected to provide valuable insights and foster engaging discussions.Interactive Sessions: We've designed our Grand Rounds to be interactive and engaging. Participate in discussions, ask questions, and connect with fellow attendees to make the most out of…