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Sep 17, 2026

Margherita VitaliHOST
17:12
And the Royal Society calls him an effective member of the Academy, although Anthony has never even put a tooth in England.
Margherita VitaliHOST
17:23
And it is precisely thanks to him that September 17 is the International Day of Microorganism, because the letter of this man, which reports this exact date, is not only the moment in which the world discovers the bacteria giving life to microbiology, but also the exact moment in which science had to open up to a new path, made of parietal revision, of cross-confirmation through experiments, and above all of the transparent sharing of data.
Margherita VitaliHOST
17:53
Thanks to Anthony, his curiosity and obsession with oral hygiene.
Margherita VitaliHOST
17:57
I'm done with today, and as you can see, I have not yet acquired the gift of synthesis.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
57:08
It's time for your questions for Daniel.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
57:10
You can send yours to daniel at microbe.tv. Theodore writes, Dear Virophiles, I got a positive COVID test last Thursday, 27 of AUG, a few days before my scheduled ustekinumab injection for psoriasis.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
57:26
The treatment was, of course, postponed, fully vaccinated and boosted minimal symptoms.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
57:31
I started Paxlovid on Saturday and all went well, negative on September 2nd.
Aaron HartmanHOST
54:50
We'll talk about that.
Richard HorowitzGUEST
54:51
Yeah, so first of all, for the people who want the most updated treatment protocol, If you look up in the journal Microorganisms, September 2023, Dr. Freeman and I published something like a 53-page article on these updated protocols.
Richard HorowitzGUEST
55:05
In fact, every little bit of the protocol of how to do it is in there with an overview of all the side effects.
Richard HorowitzGUEST
55:11
So the side effects of dapsone are do no harm.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
82:28
Yeah, I know.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
82:30
We would love your support, microbe.tv/contribute.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
82:33
Cindy Leifer is at Cornell University over on Bluesky, cindyleifer.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
82:37
Thank you, Cindy.
Mark MartinHOST
66:02
This has been Matters Microbial, a podcast about the wonders of our microbial world and the people who study it.
Mark MartinHOST
66:09
You can send questions, suggestions, or comments to me at mattersmicrobial@gmail.com. Show notes from today's episode, as always with epic links, can be found at microbe.tv/mm.
Mark MartinHOST
66:25
If you like our work, please consider supporting us at microbe.tv/contribute.
Mark MartinHOST
66:32
I'm Doc Martin, and you can find me for now in the Biology Department of the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington.
Larissa ThackerayHOST
0:00
[on-hold music] Hello, and welcome to Creating Memory, a podcast about people who study vaccines and natural immunity to microbes.
Larissa ThackerayHOST
0:18
As part of the 2026 Rising Stars in Vaccinology and Immunity to Microbes seminar series hosted by Wash U's Center for Vaccines and Immunity to Microbial Pathogens, we are talking with up-and-coming post-docs and new investigators about their research.
Larissa ThackerayHOST
0:35
I am your host, Larissa Thackray.
Larissa ThackerayHOST
0:38
On August 21st, 2026, we talked with Dr.

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