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Infectious Diseases – News

Click on a title below for the latest in news and media from the Division of Infectious Diseases.

New Art Exhibit from Dr. Jad Aridi, Brown ID Fellow

Jad Aridi completed the Infectious Diseases Fellowship at Brown in 2022. Jad is originally from a small town in Lebanon called Baysour nestled in green slopes of Mount Lebanon. He completed his medical school in Beirut and moved to Philadelphia in 2016 to complete his internal medicine residency at Lankenau Medical Center, which he did in 2019 and moved to Providence for an infectious disease fellowship. Jad has always been a passionate enthusiast of art in all its forms from paintings to music, to theatre to movies but only recently started to produce it. In 2019, an endeavor which started as an Instagram page to post doodles, continued to grow and became a personal website and blog with hopes of expanding further as he continues to grow his craft. Jad mostly works with pen, pencil, ink, markers. Gouache and Acrylic paint have been a recent introduction. This is Jad’s first exhibition.
 
You can find these pieces as well as additional paintings and more at https://thoughtsandlines.com

Loud Identities – Truths, Perceptions and Abstractions

Podcasts

Long COVID: How Long is Long
Public Health Out Loud Podcast
Testing positive for COVID-19 is a scary thought for most Americans. From the barrage of information on what to do next to the act of isolating in a separate room, the pandemic has changed the way people live that would have been inconceivable just a year before. Featuring Dr. Jennie Johnson and Dr. Phil Chan.


COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
Brown Medicine HealthTalk Podcast
Dr. Karen Tashima, an infectious disease physician, researcher and professor of medicine with Brown Medicine’s Division of Infectious Diseases, discusses a COVID-19 vaccine trial at Brown Medicine.


Public Health Out Loud
Podcast Series
Public Health Out Loud is a podcast series, featuring Dr. Phil Chan, that delves into the broader public health concerns and issues facing everyday Rhode Islanders.

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