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IDSA and ESCMID released 7 consensus statements to assist in managing individuals with SAB. This review will focus on the adult patient population and additional information on pediatric population statements can be assessed in the guideline. Here is a closer look at Consensus Statement 2: Follow-up Blood Cultures.

IDSA and ESCMID released 7 consensus statements to assist in managing individuals with Staphylococcus aureus Bacteremia (SAB). This review will focus on the adult patient population and additional information on pediatric population statements can be assessed in the guideline.

New data from the PETERPEN trial suggest that piperacillin-tazobactam may be noninferior to meropenem for early clinical outcomes in select patients with ESBL bloodstream infections, but carbapenems remain the standard of care until final mortality results are available and fully analyzed.

Recent urinary tract infection guideline updates from multiple international medical societies highlight evolving recommendations, including a major shift in classification, moving from anatomy- and risk factor–based definitions toward distinguishing localized from systemic infections.

Confirmed US measles cases rose 6.8% this week to 5,182, more than double the 2025 total, as three states reported measles-associated deaths.

Li Tao, PhD, discusses early US uptake of twice-yearly lenacapavir, faster prescription-to-injection timelines, and how ACA coverage milestones tracked with zero cost sharing and HIV diagnoses.

In a target trial emulation using N3C data, adults prescribed metformin within six days of SARS-CoV-2 infection had about half the risk of long COVID or death within six months.

Approximately half of Long COVID patients were found to have meaningful symptom improvement within 3 years after acute infection and more than a quarter had completely remitted, in a large prospective cohort study.

Charles M. Walworth, MD, of Labcorp discusses a new hepatitis D reflex pathway, internal data showing 8.3% of HBsAg-positive patients screened for HDV, and lessons from hepatitis C reflex testing.

The antifungal pipeline currently contains 22 agents in the clinical program and many more in the pre-clinical program. Novel products in the clinical program are especially encouraging.

Dr. Reddy’s generic twice-yearly lenacapavir received FDA tentative approval for HIV PrEP. It is expected to cost $40 a year in 120 low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), with first supplies due by the end of 2026.

David Altarac, MD, discusses 2025 SENTRY data, ESBL considerations in empiric therapy, and where ceftobiprole fits alongside ceftaroline in S aureus bacteremia.

A Yakima County resident exposed to infected dairy cattle has died of avian influenza. A third human case has also been confirmed as H5N1 spreads to 33 herds in the county.

Jean van Wyk, MBChB, MFPM, discussed the 5-year OPERA data from IDWeek 2026 as well as the anticipated CROWN study results.

Voceryq earned FDA accelerated approval for adults with RRP after 7 of 26 patients (27%) needed no surgery for 12 months in RRP-001; a confirmatory trial is required.






































































































