Isaac Bogoch

Maxime Billick, a recent ID staff graduate set to pursue a Master of Public Health at Harvard, and Isaac Bogoch, an infectious diseases physician at the University of Toronto, dive deep into innovative HIV prevention strategies. They explore the buffet of options available, focusing on PrEP, PEP, and the emerging PIP strategy. The conversation addresses the nuances of personalized risk assessment and the importance of tailored strategies for at-risk populations, especially young men. Their insights shed light on the evolving landscape of HIV prevention.

Dr. Isaac Bogoch, an Infectious Disease Specialist renowned for his insightful commentary during the pandemic, shares his reflections five years after the COVID-19 crisis began. He discusses the early mismanagement of responses, the evolving public trust in health authorities, and the emotional toll on healthcare workers. The conversation highlights both the tragic losses and the advancements in vaccine technology, emphasizing the lessons learned about health equity and public health literacy in the wake of such a transformative global event.

Dr. Isaac Bogoch, an infectious diseases expert, discusses recognizing and managing osteomyelitis, emphasizing key risk factors and the importance of imaging. Dr. Andrew Tagg shares insights on treating pediatric distal radius buckle fractures, highlighting findings from the FORCE trial. Dr. Justin Morgenstern analyzes Delayed Sequence Intubation, advocating its cautious adoption based on new evidence. Additionally, Dr. Brit Long explores altered mental status in ESRD patients, while Dr. Lisa Thurgur reflects on leadership challenges in medical education.