Katherine A. Feldman

TL;DR: LD testing is common and costly, with most testing in accordance with diagnostic recommendations, and the importance of considering clinical and exposure history when interpreting laboratory results for diagnostic and surveillance purposes is highlighted.

TL;DR: Study of this outbreak of primary pneumonic tularemia on Martha's Vineyard implicates lawn mowing and brush cutting as risk factors for this infection.

TL;DR: Unlike the 2 previous clusters of rabies virus transmission through solid organ transplantation, there was a long incubation period in the recipient who developed rabies, and survival of 3 other recipients without pretransplant rabies vaccination.

TL;DR: Case investigation revealed that the nonpregnant woman had not traveled to a region with ongoing transmission of Zika virus, but did have sexual contact with a male partner who had recently traveled to the Dominican Republic.

TL;DR: Seropositive landscapers worked more hours per week mowing and weed-whacking and mowed more lawns per week than their seronegative counterparts and health-care workers in tularemia-endemic areas should consider Tularemia as a diagnosis for landscapers with a febrile illness.