Jean-Luc Schmit

TL;DR: In contrast to recent guidelines, this study showed three different types of the disease (cavitary, nodular or diffuse infiltrate forms) with a different prognosis, and all patients with M xenopi infection should be treated with a rifamycin-containing regimen.

TL;DR: The primary objective of the present study was to compare the clinical features and outcomes in hospitalized COVID‐19 patients with vs without diabetes.

TL;DR: The results show that similar genotypes can be responsible for PCP as well as pulmonary colonization, and a high diversity of genotypes in colonized patients and in patients with PCP are found, suggesting that human populations infected by P. jiroveci, whatever the clinical manifestation, may play a role as a common reservoir for the fungus.

TL;DR: Management of NTM pulmonary infection also depends on comorbidities, and should be defined according to the severity of underlying diseases, as the high mortality rate may be related to concomitant diseases.

TL;DR: It appears that infection by a resistant pneumococcal strain is not in itself a gravity factor in this setting, but that their acquisition is associated with pejorative clinical features.