CMI Communications

23/12/2025

📣 New drops Mon 29 Dec!
In this year-end special, Angela Huttner & Annie Joseph invite managing editor & Communicable producer Katie Hostettler to discuss her favorite episodes. Also, all editors share some of their highlights of the year.❄️🧣

14/12/2025

🎙️ Just published: Should doctors stay at X (Twitter) or leave it?
Hosted by Angela Huttner & Marc Bonten with invited guests Ilan Schwartz, Neil Stone & Tara Smith.

Listen on : https://share.transistor.fm/s/9bf269d9

11/12/2025

📣 New drops Mon 15 Dec!
Angela Huttner & Marc Bonten invite Ilan Schwartz, Neil Stone & Tara Smith to debate staying on or leaving Twitter for alternatives 🎤

10/12/2025

📣 Systematic review on ESBL+ in HIC community dwellers over time:

Median prevalence in 2002 was 3% but now is 19%
8-37% of family members become carriers
Few data on interventions to prevent community transmission

https://www.cmi-comms.org/article/S2950-5909(25)00087-3/fulltext

04/12/2025

📣Exciting news! CMI Communications has launched a new collaboration with REVIVE by GARDP. Selected articles from REVIVE's Antimicrobial Viewpoints series will now be co-published in our journal. This collaboration will expand the reach and amplify the impact of these articles within the R&D community.

The first jointly published commentary by Kevin Blake & Gautam Dantas can be read on our journal page https://www.cmi-comms.org/article/S2950-5909(25)00083-6/fulltext and on the REVIVE website https://revive.gardp.org/ecological-strategies-to-end-the-war-on-resistance/

03/12/2025

📣Extra proud of this one

The Trainee Association of ESCMID (TAE) reflects on its critical role in peer-reviewing podcast episodes: Our model "sets a precedent for inclusive academic publishing" 😀🎙️

https://www.cmi-comms.org/article/S2950-5909(25)00094-0/fulltext

01/12/2025

📣 We're thrilled to be part of , an initiative led by Josh Davis & Steven Tong for physicians, pharmacists & clin micro specialists passionate about & appraisal.

🌱 Learn more about CLARITY and join us! https://www.cmi-comms.org/article/S2950-5909(25)00096-4/fulltext

🏋️‍♀️Our first commentary by Sean Ong & Jonas Tverring examine the trial & to help understand the benefits & pitfalls of outcomes. 🙏🏼🙏🏼 to them & our peer reviewers! https://www.cmi-comms.org/article/S2950-5909(25)00095-2/fulltext

30/11/2025

🎙️ Just published: Communicable E41: Diagnostic stewardship in infectious diseases

Hosted by Angela Huttner & Annie Joseph w/ invited guests Daniel Morgan (USA) & Valerie Vaughn

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In the last ten years, 'diagnostic stewardship' has emerged as a core principle of good clinical practice whose implementation impacts both the individual patient and public health at large. In this episode of Communicable, hosts Angela Huttner and Annie Joseph invite two experts in the field,...

27/11/2025

📣 New drops Mon 1 Dec!
Annie Joseph & Angela Huttner host Dan Morgan (USA) & Valerie Vaughn (USA) to discuss diagnostic stewardship - what it means and why we should do it.

18/11/2025

🌱 New opportunity: We are recruiting a new associate editor for our journal with expertise in viral infections & antiviral therapy.

Read our call and apply if you're a good fit! https://www.cmi-comms.org/article/S2950-5909(25)00091-5/fulltext

⏰ Deadline: 15 Dec 2025

16/11/2025

🎙️ Just published: Communicable episode 40: Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in conflict and crisis zones

Hosted by Nav Narayanan & Thomas Tängdén w/ invited guests Aula Abbara (UK), Guido Granata (Italy), Tuomas Aro (Finland)

Listen on : https://share.transistor.fm/s/f848de36

It’s World AMR Awareness Week (WAAW) and we have prepared a special episode in light of that. In this week's Communicable, Navaneeth Narayanan and Thomas Tängdén host Aula Abbara (London, UK), Guido Granata (Rome, Italy) and Tuomas Aro (Helsinki, Finland) to discuss the phenomenon of AMR in...

13/11/2025

📣 How many healthy people in a high-income, low-resistance country will be carriers? In this prospective cohort of >700 adults with no at-risk travel history, whole genome sequencing showed 4.5% prevalence. It was all .

Read the article by Nousianinen et al: https://www.cmi-comms.org/article/S2950-5909(25)00070-8/fulltext