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🚨 New from DeMeules & collaborators at @fredhutch.org Fredricks' lab, describing 🦠 GI mono-domination in post HCT recipients & bacteremia.
*IP teams - Data suggests that many reported CoNS events from mucosal barrier/gut in these high risk pts. Important for CLABSI definitions
tinyurl.com/yn7zsxfx
*IP teams - Data suggests that many reported CoNS events from mucosal barrier/gut in these high risk pts. Important for CLABSI definitions
tinyurl.com/yn7zsxfx
Gut Microbiota and Intestinal Monodomination as a Predictor for Bacteremia in Allogeneic Hematopoietic Cell Transplant Recipients
Our article explores the association between bacteremia and gut microbial composition among HCT recipients. We assess the predictive ability of the gut mic
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February 26, 2026 at 8:49 PM
🚨 New from DeMeules & collaborators at @fredhutch.org Fredricks' lab, describing 🦠 GI mono-domination in post HCT recipients & bacteremia.
*IP teams - Data suggests that many reported CoNS events from mucosal barrier/gut in these high risk pts. Important for CLABSI definitions
tinyurl.com/yn7zsxfx
*IP teams - Data suggests that many reported CoNS events from mucosal barrier/gut in these high risk pts. Important for CLABSI definitions
tinyurl.com/yn7zsxfx
Thanks @microbiologysociety.org for promoting our work! Umbribacter vaginalis is also associated with increased risk for HIV acquisition in women. Bacterial colonies resemble tiny micro droplets of water. One cannot measure growth using optical density. These tiny bacteria are very ghost-like!
Pinch, punch, it's Microbe of the Month 🦠 Introducing Umbribacter vaginalis!
The novel bacterium was isolated from vaginal fluid samples of people with bacterial vaginosis (BV), a common condition in which the vaginal microbiome becomes disturbed by an overgrowth of bacteria.
The novel bacterium was isolated from vaginal fluid samples of people with bacterial vaginosis (BV), a common condition in which the vaginal microbiome becomes disturbed by an overgrowth of bacteria.
November 3, 2025 at 12:42 AM
Thanks @microbiologysociety.org for promoting our work! Umbribacter vaginalis is also associated with increased risk for HIV acquisition in women. Bacterial colonies resemble tiny micro droplets of water. One cannot measure growth using optical density. These tiny bacteria are very ghost-like!