Jean‐Paul Pirnay

Jean-Paul Pirnay

@jeanpaulpirnay.bsky.social

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Queen Astrid military hospital #phage / #phagetherapy / human cell and tissue #transplantation / my opinions are, of course, my own

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Belgian Society for Viruses of Microbes @bsvom.bsky.social · Sep 12

It begins the 4th annual BSVoM conference with Karen Northshield a survivor of major infection of K. pneumoniae that occurred due to the #Brussles bombings.

Thanks to the group @jeanpaulpirnay.bsky.social and her doctor Anaïs Eskenazi she received life-saving #phage therapy.

Amazing story!

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Belgian Society for Viruses of Microbes @bsvom.bsky.social · Jul 31

Hello BSVoM Blueskyers,

Are you in need of some #phage, #phage therapy and other viruses of microbes conferences?!! 👁️👇🏽

🦠 BSVoM Symposium (Sept 12): Keynotes
from @jeanpaulpirnay.bsky.social and @antoniasagona.bsky.social and more!!

🗓️ Abstracts: Aug 8 | Reg: Sept 1

www.bsvom.be/en/abstract-...

Abstract submission 2nd BSVoM symposium - BSVoM

www.bsvom.be

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François Mayer @francoismayer.bsky.social · Apr 23

Out now 👉 Communicating the promise of phage therapy

By Sabrina Green @motherofphage.bsky.social

Read it here:
rdcu.be/eiWDJ

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Communicating the promise of phage therapy - Nature Microbiology

Use social media, talks, blogs and podcasts to raise awareness about antimicrobial resistance and push for wider access to life-saving phage treatments, writes Sabrina Green.

www.nature.com

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Nature Reviews Methods Primers @natrevmethodsprimers.nature.com · Feb 25

Our cover image for this month, inspired from the recently published Primer on #PhageTherapy: go.nature.com/3XfHpmU

A pattern made of repeated illustrations of a viral agent, appearing in red and yellow, randomly organised. In the centre, the silhouette of a human is outlined by a group of viruses all coloured in blue, symbolising the introduction of viral agents in a human body as a tool for delivering therapies.

Jean-Paul Pirnay @jeanpaulpirnay.bsky.social · Feb 17

Check out our latest #phagetherapy review in Nature Reviews Methods Primers.

rdcu.be/d9H92

Happy to share a conceptual schematic for a “phrinter (phage printer)” 😊

Many thanks to all co-authors, editors and reviewers!