American Journal of Transplantation (AJT)is dedicated to advancing the science of transplantation worldwide by disseminating basic, translational, and clinical research. AJT strives to be the trusted voice of the global transplant community, committed to sharing knowledge, promoting collaboration, improving clinical care, and optimizing patient outcomes.
American Journal of Transplantation is excited to announce our new Infectious Disease (ID) blog initiative, AJT TxIDExchange, dedicated to sharing the latest ID updates, research, and guidelines relevant to the transplant community.
We aim to foster active engagement by featuring blog posts and comments directly from you. If you are passionate about a topic and want to contribute, we encourage you to submit! Each submission will be paired with an AJT ID Deputy or Associate Editor who will review and, if needed, offer feedback prior to posting. Please note that these posts are intended exclusively for the blog.
Dive into our 1st post! MEASLES: What can be done to mitigate the threat of measles for transplant candidates and recipients? — AJT Transplant ID Exchange
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We look forward to your contributions and hope you enjoy this new AJT initiative!
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