UTI Global Alliance
@globaluti.bsky.social
An international society of clinicians, researchers, and biomedical professionals dedicated to improve the lives of patients that suffer from UTIs
Visit our website at www.UTIGA.org
Visit our website at www.UTIGA.org
(3/3) Dr. Nealon's talk shows how we apply big omics data into the vet clinic, even for #UTI research!
Her talk is called, "Investigating the fecal original s of uropathogens in canine recurrent UTI" 🐶
Catch her, and all our lovely speakers, tomorrow!
UTIGA.org/upcoming
Her talk is called, "Investigating the fecal original s of uropathogens in canine recurrent UTI" 🐶
Catch her, and all our lovely speakers, tomorrow!
UTIGA.org/upcoming
Urinary Tract Infection Global Alliance
International society of clinical, research and biomedical professionals
utiga.org
October 13, 2025 at 1:58 PM
(3/3) Dr. Nealon's talk shows how we apply big omics data into the vet clinic, even for #UTI research!
Her talk is called, "Investigating the fecal original s of uropathogens in canine recurrent UTI" 🐶
Catch her, and all our lovely speakers, tomorrow!
UTIGA.org/upcoming
Her talk is called, "Investigating the fecal original s of uropathogens in canine recurrent UTI" 🐶
Catch her, and all our lovely speakers, tomorrow!
UTIGA.org/upcoming
(2/3) Dr. Nealons's research interests center on infectious GI diseases, and the role of the gut microbiome in companion animal obesity. Feline obesity is also her clinical specialty.
She works to improve how we translate but "omics" data into the clinic - for 😺 and for 🧍♀️
She works to improve how we translate but "omics" data into the clinic - for 😺 and for 🧍♀️
October 13, 2025 at 1:58 PM
(2/3) Dr. Nealons's research interests center on infectious GI diseases, and the role of the gut microbiome in companion animal obesity. Feline obesity is also her clinical specialty.
She works to improve how we translate but "omics" data into the clinic - for 😺 and for 🧍♀️
She works to improve how we translate but "omics" data into the clinic - for 😺 and for 🧍♀️
(4/4) Dr. Guragain's #UTIhour talk is fittingly titled, "Foodborne potential of extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli: comparative characterization of human & poultry isolates" 🐔
Watch her live, 10/14 at 12pm EDT utiga.org/upcoming
Catch her later on utiga.org/past
Watch her live, 10/14 at 12pm EDT utiga.org/upcoming
Catch her later on utiga.org/past
Urinary Tract Infection Global Alliance
International society of clinical, research and biomedical professionals
utiga.org
October 10, 2025 at 2:16 PM
(4/4) Dr. Guragain's #UTIhour talk is fittingly titled, "Foodborne potential of extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli: comparative characterization of human & poultry isolates" 🐔
Watch her live, 10/14 at 12pm EDT utiga.org/upcoming
Catch her later on utiga.org/past
Watch her live, 10/14 at 12pm EDT utiga.org/upcoming
Catch her later on utiga.org/past
(3/4) Dr. Guragain does a lot of research into how bacteria in our livestock can survive stress.
The types of stress include high temps during cooking, intense sanitization procedures in processing plants, & antibiotic use during farming. Super relevant to the food we eat!
The types of stress include high temps during cooking, intense sanitization procedures in processing plants, & antibiotic use during farming. Super relevant to the food we eat!
October 10, 2025 at 2:16 PM
(3/4) Dr. Guragain does a lot of research into how bacteria in our livestock can survive stress.
The types of stress include high temps during cooking, intense sanitization procedures in processing plants, & antibiotic use during farming. Super relevant to the food we eat!
The types of stress include high temps during cooking, intense sanitization procedures in processing plants, & antibiotic use during farming. Super relevant to the food we eat!
(2/4) Dr. Guragain's research perfectly exemplifies the #OneHealth model and shows how bacteria in animals isn't just an animal-only issue.
Just like in humans, animals with #UTI can end up with those bacteria in their gut microbiomes. Sometimes that can end up in our food 😱
Just like in humans, animals with #UTI can end up with those bacteria in their gut microbiomes. Sometimes that can end up in our food 😱
October 10, 2025 at 2:16 PM
(2/4) Dr. Guragain's research perfectly exemplifies the #OneHealth model and shows how bacteria in animals isn't just an animal-only issue.
Just like in humans, animals with #UTI can end up with those bacteria in their gut microbiomes. Sometimes that can end up in our food 😱
Just like in humans, animals with #UTI can end up with those bacteria in their gut microbiomes. Sometimes that can end up in our food 😱
(3/3) Dr. LeCuyer's #UTIhour talk is titled, "Relapse or Infection? Genomic insights into recurrent E. coli infections"
Sound familiar? These conditions really do affect all of us! Maybe she'll tell us how 🐶 and 🧍♀️ relate to each other.
Catch her on 10/12 at 12PM EST!
Sound familiar? These conditions really do affect all of us! Maybe she'll tell us how 🐶 and 🧍♀️ relate to each other.
Catch her on 10/12 at 12PM EST!
October 9, 2025 at 4:55 PM
(3/3) Dr. LeCuyer's #UTIhour talk is titled, "Relapse or Infection? Genomic insights into recurrent E. coli infections"
Sound familiar? These conditions really do affect all of us! Maybe she'll tell us how 🐶 and 🧍♀️ relate to each other.
Catch her on 10/12 at 12PM EST!
Sound familiar? These conditions really do affect all of us! Maybe she'll tell us how 🐶 and 🧍♀️ relate to each other.
Catch her on 10/12 at 12PM EST!
(2/3) Dr. LeCuyer has research grants with the FDA on topics including #UTI therapeutics in dogs 🐶
She's also worked on human infectious disease as a Fulbright Scholar, citing the "innate interconnectedness of the physiology of all mammals"
The hat #OneHealth connection!
She's also worked on human infectious disease as a Fulbright Scholar, citing the "innate interconnectedness of the physiology of all mammals"
The hat #OneHealth connection!
October 9, 2025 at 4:55 PM
(2/3) Dr. LeCuyer has research grants with the FDA on topics including #UTI therapeutics in dogs 🐶
She's also worked on human infectious disease as a Fulbright Scholar, citing the "innate interconnectedness of the physiology of all mammals"
The hat #OneHealth connection!
She's also worked on human infectious disease as a Fulbright Scholar, citing the "innate interconnectedness of the physiology of all mammals"
The hat #OneHealth connection!
(4/4) Dr. Weese's talk is titled "The past, current and future of #UTI treatment guidelines in small animals."
Watch it live on 10/14, 12PM EST/4PM UTC (zoom link on UTIGA.ORG/UPCOMING)
Watch it after the fact on UTIGA.ORG/past
Watch it live on 10/14, 12PM EST/4PM UTC (zoom link on UTIGA.ORG/UPCOMING)
Watch it after the fact on UTIGA.ORG/past
Urinary Tract Infection Global Alliance
International society of clinical, research and biomedical professionals
utiga.org
October 8, 2025 at 5:23 PM
(4/4) Dr. Weese's talk is titled "The past, current and future of #UTI treatment guidelines in small animals."
Watch it live on 10/14, 12PM EST/4PM UTC (zoom link on UTIGA.ORG/UPCOMING)
Watch it after the fact on UTIGA.ORG/past
Watch it live on 10/14, 12PM EST/4PM UTC (zoom link on UTIGA.ORG/UPCOMING)
Watch it after the fact on UTIGA.ORG/past
(3/4) Dr. Weese also runs a blog called "Worms and Germs," with the support of the city of Hamilton 🇨🇦.
His blog promotes safe pet ownership, especially in the context of zoonotic diseases that affect companion animals in houses and farms 🐴 🐶 😺
Wormsandgermsblog.com
His blog promotes safe pet ownership, especially in the context of zoonotic diseases that affect companion animals in houses and farms 🐴 🐶 😺
Wormsandgermsblog.com
Worms & Germs Blog
The Worms and Germs Blog authored by Drs. Scott Weese and Maureen Anderson covers animal health and diseases and is published by the Ontario Veterinary College University of Guelph.
www.wormsandgermsblog.com
October 8, 2025 at 5:23 PM
(3/4) Dr. Weese also runs a blog called "Worms and Germs," with the support of the city of Hamilton 🇨🇦.
His blog promotes safe pet ownership, especially in the context of zoonotic diseases that affect companion animals in houses and farms 🐴 🐶 😺
Wormsandgermsblog.com
His blog promotes safe pet ownership, especially in the context of zoonotic diseases that affect companion animals in houses and farms 🐴 🐶 😺
Wormsandgermsblog.com
(2/4) In addition to his veterinary practice, Dr. Weese is the director of the Centre for Public Health and Zoonoses, and the Chief of Infection Control at OVC Health Sciences Center.
His own research focuses on infectious disease issues of animals and humans (the #OneHealth connection!)
His own research focuses on infectious disease issues of animals and humans (the #OneHealth connection!)
October 8, 2025 at 5:23 PM
(2/4) In addition to his veterinary practice, Dr. Weese is the director of the Centre for Public Health and Zoonoses, and the Chief of Infection Control at OVC Health Sciences Center.
His own research focuses on infectious disease issues of animals and humans (the #OneHealth connection!)
His own research focuses on infectious disease issues of animals and humans (the #OneHealth connection!)
(3/3) Dr. Ballash's own research focuses on bacterial genomic epidemiology from a #OneHealth perspective.
This refers, at least partially, to how antibiotic resistance genes can spread between 🦠, which can in turn impact 🐶🐯🦓 and 🚶♀️🧍♀️
This refers, at least partially, to how antibiotic resistance genes can spread between 🦠, which can in turn impact 🐶🐯🦓 and 🚶♀️🧍♀️
October 7, 2025 at 1:52 PM
(3/3) Dr. Ballash's own research focuses on bacterial genomic epidemiology from a #OneHealth perspective.
This refers, at least partially, to how antibiotic resistance genes can spread between 🦠, which can in turn impact 🐶🐯🦓 and 🚶♀️🧍♀️
This refers, at least partially, to how antibiotic resistance genes can spread between 🦠, which can in turn impact 🐶🐯🦓 and 🚶♀️🧍♀️
(2/3) Dr. Ballash joined Ohio State University's College of Veterinary Medicine last year as an Assistant Professor of Applied One Health. He put together our panel based on One Health principles.
We talked about #OneHealth before & how animals, humans, and the environment are all connected.
We talked about #OneHealth before & how animals, humans, and the environment are all connected.
October 7, 2025 at 1:52 PM
(2/3) Dr. Ballash joined Ohio State University's College of Veterinary Medicine last year as an Assistant Professor of Applied One Health. He put together our panel based on One Health principles.
We talked about #OneHealth before & how animals, humans, and the environment are all connected.
We talked about #OneHealth before & how animals, humans, and the environment are all connected.
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🦠 Scott Weese: "The past, current and future of urinary tract disease treatment guidelines in small animals"
🦠 Tessa LeCuyer: "Relapse or reinfection? Genomic insights into recurrent E. coli urinary tract infections"
🦠 Scott Weese: "The past, current and future of urinary tract disease treatment guidelines in small animals"
🦠 Tessa LeCuyer: "Relapse or reinfection? Genomic insights into recurrent E. coli urinary tract infections"
October 7, 2025 at 12:13 AM
(3/3)
🦠 Scott Weese: "The past, current and future of urinary tract disease treatment guidelines in small animals"
🦠 Tessa LeCuyer: "Relapse or reinfection? Genomic insights into recurrent E. coli urinary tract infections"
🦠 Scott Weese: "The past, current and future of urinary tract disease treatment guidelines in small animals"
🦠 Tessa LeCuyer: "Relapse or reinfection? Genomic insights into recurrent E. coli urinary tract infections"
(2/3)
🦠 Nora Jean Nealon: "Investigating the fecal origins of uropathogens in canine recurrent urinary tract infections"
🦠 Manita Guragain: "Foodborne potential of extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli: comparative characterization of human clinical and poultry isolates"
🦠 Nora Jean Nealon: "Investigating the fecal origins of uropathogens in canine recurrent urinary tract infections"
🦠 Manita Guragain: "Foodborne potential of extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli: comparative characterization of human clinical and poultry isolates"
October 7, 2025 at 12:13 AM
(2/3)
🦠 Nora Jean Nealon: "Investigating the fecal origins of uropathogens in canine recurrent urinary tract infections"
🦠 Manita Guragain: "Foodborne potential of extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli: comparative characterization of human clinical and poultry isolates"
🦠 Nora Jean Nealon: "Investigating the fecal origins of uropathogens in canine recurrent urinary tract infections"
🦠 Manita Guragain: "Foodborne potential of extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli: comparative characterization of human clinical and poultry isolates"