IIDR Newsletter – Past Editions
- (40) – Sept 15, 2020: Introducing The Global Nexus for Pandemics and Biological Threats
- (39) – July 14, 2020: Past Pandemics, Mandatory Masks, and Tracing the Spread of COVID-19
- (38) – June 4, 2020: Unravelling Solutions to the Novel Coronavirus
- (37) – May 4, 2020: IIDR Insights into the Novel Coronavirus and the Intensifying Link Between AMR & COVID-19
- (36) – Mar 27, 2020: COVID-19: Busting Myths, #FlatteningTheCurve, and Isolating the Virus for Use in Urgent Research
- (35) – Mar 4, 2020: Antibiotics that Kill Bacteria in a New Way, a Tool to Combat the Current Outbreak, and Other COVID-19 Updates
- (34) – Jan 31, 2020: Facts About Flu, Coronavirus Insights, and the Hidden Potential of Cannabinoids as Antibiotics
- (33) – Dec 17, 2019: A Promising Staph Salve, A (Not-So) Landmark Plague, and a Superbug-resistant Plastic Wrap
- (32) – Nov 22, 2019: Phospholipid Middle Management, Bacteriophages 2.0, and Fresh Ammunition for Bacterial Warfare
- (31) – Sept 13, 2019: The Ancient History of AMR, Fighting Superbugs with Phages, and Finding Antibiotics in Dirt
- (30) – Aug 1, 2019: A “Bacteria-Killing” Gel, DNA Damage Repair, and Antimicrobial Resistance: Evolution and the Environment
- (29) – *SPECIAL EDITION* – Jun 25, 2019: Introducing The David Braley Centre for Antibiotic Discovery
- (28) – Jun 21, 2019: Cryptic Antibiotics, Bacterial Locomotion, and The Sloth Family Tree
- (27) – May 13, 2019: MDCL Makeover, New TB Vaccine Strategies, and Hijacking Pseudomonas Danger Responses
- (26) – Mar 29, 2019: Superbug Shrimp, Ineffective Remedies, and Neonatal Immunology
- (25) – Mar 5, 2019: Facts About Faeces, Tracking Problem Genes, and the Importance of Multidisciplinary Collaborations
- (24) – Jan 31, 2019: Keeping Ahead of the Microbes, Targeting Salmonella, and Unravelling the Antiviral Secrets of Bats
- (23) – Nov 29, 2018: The Gut Microbiome, Salmonella BonJovi, and Supporting Innovation in AMR Research
- (22) – Oct 30, 2018: Designing “Smart” Surfaces, Uncovering Bacterial Tactics, and Debunking Pneumonia Misconceptions
- (21) – Sept 21, 2018: Bacterial Secretion Systems, a 3D-Printed Box, and HIV-1 Susceptibility
- (20) – Aug 29, 2018: A New E. coli Binding Site, Biofilm Stimulation, and AMR in Respiratory Infections
- (19) – Jul 10, 2018: White-Nose Syndrome, Donor Appreciation, and a Crash Course in Organic Chemistry
- (18) – Jun 5, 2018: Celebrating Success, Raising Awareness, and Fighting for a Cause
- (17) – May 22, 2018: Colistin Resistance, A Nutrient Stress Screen, and Improving Ontario through Investments in Science
- (16) – Apr 30, 2018: Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Antiviral Responses, and Viruses as Risk Factors for ALS
- (15) – Apr 6, 2018: Rotten Rubber Duckies, Fascinating Fungi, and The Hands-Free Detection of Dangerous Pathogens
- (14) – Mar 26, 2018: Elephant Evolution, “Bee Glue”, and #PressingForProgress
- (13) – Feb 26, 2018: Rifamycin Resistance, Vaccine Efficiency, and a Field Trip to Remember
- (12) – Feb 5, 2018: Flu Pandemics, Baking Soda, and a 40-Year-Old Antibiotic
- (11) – Jan 29, 2018: Microfluidic Devices, Influenza Dispersal, & Bacterial Immunity
- (10) – Jan 16, 2018: Hep B Evolution, Common Contraceptives & HIV, and the Antibiotic Power of Bicarbonate
- (9) – Dec 19, 2017: Bacterial Warfare, A Student Superstar, and “Living In A World Of Emerging Resistance”
- (8) – Dec 8, 2017: One Health, Microbial Metabolism, and Investigating Bacterial Pathways
- (7) – Dec 1, 2017: World AIDS Day, Health Aging, and “Bacterial Cancer Killers”
- (6) – Nov 24, 2017: Bats, Fungi, and Humanized Mouse Models
- (5) – Nov 17, 2017: Monocyte Activation, Metallo-β-lactamases, & Priority Pathogens
- (4) – Nov 10, 2017: Probiotics, the Microbiome, and Salmonella Evolution
- (3) – Nov 3, 2017: Multi-User Lab Facilities, Teichoic Acids, and Reproductive Immunology
- (2) – Oct 27, 2017: TB Vaccines, Forensic Findings, and a ‘Universal’ Flu Shot
- (1) – Oct 20, 2017: “Dirt Day” Discoveries, Catheter Coatings, and C. Diff Infections
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