Board members met with congressional representatives from their respective states to help federal policymakers understand the impact of federal policies and investments on their communities.

IDSA, HIVMA, and PIDS will host a webinar on Wednesday, April 24 at 2 pm, ET to introduce you to the 116^th Congress and discuss how you can easily and effectively advocate for federal ID and HIV policies throughout 2019.

Applications are now being accepted for IDSA Fellowship. FIDSA honors members who have achieved professional excellence and provided significant service to the profession in clinical practice, research, administration, or education.

Do you have a colleague who is an outstanding educator or researcher focused on HIV? Consider nominating him or her for the 2019 HIVMA Clinical Educator or Research Awards.

IDSA’s Telehealth and Emerging Technology Work Group, a subgroup of the IDSA Clinical Affairs Committee, recently updated IDSA’s position statement on the use of telehealth and telemedicine in the practice of infectious diseases.

IDSA and HIVMA continue to lead advocacy for a well-resourced federal response to the opioid epidemic and its infectious diseases consequences.

IDSA members and staff discussed the urgent need to accelerate U.S. efforts against the global tuberculosis epidemic on Capitol Hill recently in recognition of World TB Day on March 24.

Visit the Partners Infectious Disease Images (ID Images) website to view adult and general ID cases presented at IDWeek 2018 during the Fellows' Day Workshop.

Modern Healthcare spoke with HIVMA Chair David Hardy, MD on recent concerns surrounding President Trump’s goal to end HIV in 10 years, which could be hindered by broader budget cuts.