Aneesh K Mehta

@AneeshMehtaMD

Transplant ID doc, Vaccine Researcher, virus killer, Emerging Pathogens, , co-PI , Proud member of (he/him/his)

Atlanta, GA
med.emory.edu/education/prog…
Joined September 2015
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    Aug 4

    I am proud to work for an organization that prioritizes the safety of its patients and workforce. Thank you for your leadership!

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    Aug 4

    Please get vaccinated

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  3. Aug 3

    Wow! Check out this amazing paper by and his amazing team. Showing the immunological importance of annual influenza vaccines

    Does seasonal influenza vaccination induce a germinal center response in humans? And what are the implications? We have made some progress in addressing these important questions that is now available online
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  4. Aug 3

    Vaccine Efficacy

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    Jul 30

    As we gain more insight into the benefit of SARS-CoV-2 vaccine in transplant - the vaccine is incredibly effective in reducing disease and severity. We’ve heard a lot of about patients who have reduced vaccine responses - but the real question is how many have yet to be vaxed.

    Despite studies reporting poor Ab responses to vaccines among SOT recipients - 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 data from & colleagues, found that fully vaccinated SOT pts had significantly less events than partially or unvaccinated SOT controls
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    Jul 29

    In accordance with updated guidance on face masks (given new evidence on the B.1.617.2 "Delta" variant of COVID-19), provides resources on wearing masks, the safe use of any mask, helping children wear masks, and more in this article.

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    Jul 27

    With the delta variant and cases rising, faculty and staff must be vaccinated for the Fall semester. Though over 85% of the Emory community is currently vaccinated, we can do even better. The more we vaccinate, the healthier our campus will be this fall.

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    Jul 27

    Reduced mortality in vaxxed vs non-vax recips

    Data from a UK registry linkage analysis shows that mortality was dramatically dramatically reduced for transplant patients who had received 2 vaccine doses vs those who hadn't ‼
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    Jul 26

    Time for healthcare workers to set the example

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    Jul 27

    COVID-19 Update: All Emory University faculty and staff members must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 for the fall semester. This new policy comes in response to current regional conditions.

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    Jul 23

    Why are ⁦⁩ and I dressed in full PPE? Because patients with COVID are hospitalized! All “young”, all unvaccinated, all surprised they have COVID. Don’t be a statistic, get vaccinated now!

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  12. Jul 23

    👇🏽this 🤦🏾‍♂️

    The irony of giving tocilizumab to unvaccinated patients who wouldn’t get vaccinated because it hasn’t been studied long enough is something I can’t get over
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  13. Jul 21

    As hospitals prepare for Monkeypox and similar infections, considerations for patient and medical wastes are critical. Thanks to Shawn Gibbs for putting this together for !

    Organizations preparing for the potential need to handle patients with Monkeypox must consider both the solid and liquid waste associated with such patients. For more details, read this article by Shawn G. Gibbs (Dean of ) on the NETEC website:
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  14. Jul 20

    I’m very excited to see where , an amazing storyteller and also amazing CRC, takes our Instagram stories!

    Takeover Alert! researcher and social media influencer is taking over 's Instagram stories tomorrow, July 21! Follow to get a behind-the-scenes look at her role as a clinical research coordinator at !
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    Jul 19

    On July 15, confirmed a case of human monkeypox in Dallas, TX. On blog, we provide information on the monkeypox virus and a quick list of transmission precautions, PPE, waste, and other medical countermeasures.

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  16. Jul 19

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    Jul 13

    New in ICHE: A recommendation for COVID-19 vaccination of healthcare personnel as a condition of employment. Endorsed by all the organizations involved:

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    Jul 13

    Two days away! Still time to register:

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  19. Jul 13

    Congratulations to for choosing as our Assistant Vice Chair of Education for Clinical Reasoning!

    is pleased to announce that Varun Phadke, MD, assistant professor in , has been chosen for the new role of Assistant Vice Chair of Education for Clinical Reasoning. Read more:
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  20. Jul 9

    Amazing work by and expanding access to COVID vaccines including for people without homes currently.

    If they won’t come to us, we will go to them. teams hit the streets with .
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