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Online misinformation about UTIs and ASB reported

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Improved maternal cardiac arrest management reported from Obstetric Life Support training

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In this educational roundtable, a multidisciplinary panel of experts explores symptoms and risk factors of CMV and highlights the unmet needs around screening and prevention.

Allison August, MD, Kathleen Muldoon, PhD, Stanley Plotkin, MD, and Patricia Purcell, MD, MPH, share recommendations for messaging that healthcare providers should be sharing regarding CMV.

Overview and Prevalence of CMV

Signs, Symptoms, and Risk Factors for CMV

Allison August, MD, Kathleen Muldoon, PhD, Stanley Plotkin, MD, and Patricia Purcell, MD, MPH, explore key strategies and takeaways that healthcare providers can use to discuss transmission of CMV with their patients.

CMV Transmission

Thought leaders discuss the low rates of screening for CMV and what healthcare providers can do to boost prevention efforts.

CMV Screening and Prevention

Allison August, MD, Kathleen Muldoon, PhD, Stanley Plotkin, MD, and Patricia Purcell, MD, MPH, reveal tips regarding the most important points to emphasize when talking to patients about CMV.

The Importance of the HCP-patient CMV Conversation

Experts discuss the trajectory of CMV awareness and vaccine development efforts.

Historical Difficulty in Safely and Effectively Preventing CMV

The Importance of the HCP-patient CMV Conversation

EP: 1.Overview and Prevalence of CMV

EP: 2.Signs, Symptoms, and Risk Factors for CMV

EP: 3.CMV Transmission

EP: 4.CMV Screening and Prevention

EP: 5.The Importance of the HCP-patient CMV Conversation

EP: 6.Historical Difficulty in Safely and Effectively Preventing CMV