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29 April 2024 - P3090
Imported Plasmodium vivax cases among newly arrived migrants in New York City
Maria Alyssa Policarpio, Coral Vargas-Peña, Emily Miao, Cesar Gabriel Berto, Maria Velasquez, Nishant Prasad, Christina Coyle
28 April 2024 - E0463
Implementation of a successful pregnancy-based Chagas screening programme in a New York City hospital
Kiriam Kristel Escobar Lee, Carla Rogers-Henry, Pilar Gonzalez, Uday Patil, Carlos Salama, Veronica Henry, Christina Coyle
18 April 2023 - LB070
Outcomes of SARS-CoV-2-influenza co-infection vs SARS-CoV-2 mono-infection in New York City, October 2021-January 2023
Madeline A. Dilorenzo, Robert Holzman, Angelie Oberoi, Sarra Rahem, Gabriel Cohen, Anthony Lo Piccolo, Theresa Madaline, Justin Chan
23 April 2022 - P2293
Bacterial pneumonia and respiratory culture utilisation among hospitalised patients with and without COVID-19 in New York City
Maxwell Weidmann, Gregory Berry, Magdalena Sobieszczyk, Simian Huang, Jason Zucker, Daniel Green
16 April 2019 - P2283
Impact of molecular blood culture identification on time to antifungal therapy in patients with candidaemia in a large New York health system
Aya Haghamad, Liya Lomsadze, Pranisha Gautam-Goyal, Reeti Khare, Stefan Juretschko, Tylis Chang
14 April 2019 - P0821
Enterovirus D68 biennial circulation in New York, USA, 2014-2018
Guiqing Wang, Victoria Gilrane, Jian Zhuge, Weihua Huang, Changhong Yin, Christian Salib, Sheila Nolan, Abhay Dhand, John Fallon
14 April 2019 - O0448
Impact of molecular blood culture identification on time to appropriate therapy in patients with vancomycin-resistant enterococcal bloodstream infections in a large New York health system
Aya Haghamad, Liya Lomsadze, Pranisha Gautam-Goyal, Reeti Khare, Stefan Juretschko, Tylis Chang
21 April 2018 - P0291
15-year trend: a retrospective data analysis of antifungal antibiogrammes in a large New York health system
Aya Haghamad, A. Haghamad, J. Martin, S. Juretschko, S. Condon
21 April 2018 - P0002
Implementing a multi-pathogen model for forecasting New York flu season using a cloud-based epidemiological network
Laura Escolà-Vergé, J. Nawrocki, J. Jones, B. Galvin, A. Hoffee, L. Meyers
23 April 2017 - P1056
Implementation of Zika virus testing in a multi-hospital system in the greater New York City area- problems and solutions
Minh-Hong Nguyen, Gregory Berry, Fan Zhang, Keinia Julmis, Stefan Juretschko
23 April 2017 - P0885
The New York City influenza A (H3N2) outbreak of August 2016 - a documentation of the Biofire surveillance software for early outbreak detection 
Carlos Correa-Martinez, Stefan Juretschko, Gregory Berry, Lindsay Meyers, Reeti Khare, Fan Zhang, Scott Duong
09 April 2016 - P0206
Results of a Staphylococcus aureus surveillance scheme in the Yorkshire and Humber region of the UK provide reassurance at a time when antibiotic resistance is a threat to the treatment of infectious disease
Carolyne Horner, Horner Carolyne, Kim Young Ah, C. Horner, L. Utsi, L. Coole, M. Denton
27 April 2015 - P0889
Risk factors and predictors for lung disease in patients with human metapneumovius infection at a major university hospital in New York
Amar Safdar, Taff, Jessica *; Dubrovskaya, Yanina; Kudlowitz, David; Sartori, Daniel; Mulliken, Jennifer; Safdar, Amar;
26 April 2015 - P0662
Risk factors and outcomes of bacteraemia caused by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in Staten Island-New York
Mohamad Yasmin, Yasmin, Mohamad *; El Hage, Halim; El-Haddad, Hanine; Zaarour, Mazen; Obeid, Rita; Fares, Elias; Esper, Ziad; Khalil, Ambreen;
10 May 2014 - P0060
Candidaemia at two major teaching hospital networks in New York
Amar Safdar, Safdar, A.(1)*; Press, R.(1);
30 April 2013 - P2492
Perceptions and reality of diagnosing Clostridium difficile infections: results from a survey of 13 European countries
Christopher Longshaw, M.H. Wilcox, C.M. Longshaw*, E.J. Kuijper, A.M. Jones, D. Bradshaw, A. Karas (Leeds, Chertsey, Leiden, York, UK)
29 April 2013 - P1942
The massive substitution of the methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) Brazilian clone by EMRSA-15 is related to the higher fitness of the EMRSA-15 clone
Diana Espadinha, D. Espadinha*, M. Miragaia, N.A. Faria, H. de Lencastre (Oeiras, PT; New York, US)
29 April 2013 - P1988
Staphylococcus aureus nasal carriage in São Tomé and Príncipe: prevalence of highly virulent strains among patients and healthcare workers
Teresa Conceição, T. Conceição, I. Santos Silva, H. de Lencastre, M. Aires-de-Sousa* (Oeiras, Lisbon, PT; New York, US)
29 April 2013 - P1853
Evaluation of the BD MAX™ Cdiff Assay* and of the Xpert® C. difficile Assay for the detection of the Clostridium difficile toxin B (tcdB) gene in human soft or liquid stool specimens
Nancy Paquette, R. Therrien*, A.S. Weissfeld, E.A. Trevino, A.E. Crist Jr, D.A. Bankert, M. Smith, N. Paquette, C. Roger-Dalbert (Quebec, CA; Houston, York, US)
29 April 2013 - O501
Dimorphic fungal osteoarticular infections
Blandine Rammaert, B. Rammaert*, M.N. Gamaletsou, V. Zeller, C. Elie, R. Prinapori, S.J. Taj-Aldeen, E. Roilides, D.P. Kontoyiannis, B. Brause, N.V. Sipsas, T.J. Walsh, O. Lortholary (Paris, FR; Athens, GR; Genoa, IT; Doha, QA; New York, Houston, US)
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