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Amesh Adalja
Amesh Adalja
Center for Health Security
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Priorities for the US health community responding to COVID-19
AA Adalja, E Toner, TV Inglesby
Jama 323 (14), 1343-1344, 2020
3722020
Lessons learned during dengue outbreaks in the United States, 2001–2011
AA Adalja, TK Sell, N Bouri, C Franco
Emerging infectious diseases 18 (4), 608, 2012
1542012
A novel international monkeypox outbreak
A Adalja, T Inglesby
Annals of internal medicine 175 (8), 1175-1176, 2022
1352022
Antimicrobial resistance is a global health emergency
E Toner, A Adalja, GK Gronvall, A Cicero, TV Inglesby
Health security 13 (3), 153-155, 2015
1312015
Absorbing citywide patient surge during Hurricane Sandy: a case study in accommodating multiple hospital evacuations
AA Adalja, M Watson, N Bouri, K Minton, RC Morhard, ES Toner
Annals of emergency medicine 64 (1), 66-73. e1, 2014
1032014
Broad-spectrum antiviral agents: a crucial pandemic tool
A Adalja, T Inglesby
Expert review of Anti-infective Therapy 17 (7), 467-470, 2019
952019
Return of epidemic dengue in the United States: implications for the public health practitioner
N Bouri, TK Sell, C Franco, AA Adalja, DA Henderson, NA Hynes
Public Health Reports 127 (3), 259-266, 2012
942012
Clinical management of potential bioterrorism-related conditions
AA Adalja, E Toner, TV Inglesby
New England Journal of Medicine 372 (10), 954-962, 2015
832015
Global catastrophic biological risks: toward a working definition
M Schoch-Spana, A Cicero, A Adalja, G Gronvall, T Kirk Sell, D Meyer, ...
Health security 15 (4), 323-328, 2017
822017
Antibiotic consumption and stewardship at a hospital outside of an early coronavirus disease 2019 epicenter
DJ Buehrle, BK Decker, MM Wagener, A Adalja, N Singh, MC McEllistrem, ...
Antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy 64 (11), 10.1128/aac. 01011-20, 2020
572020
An estimate of the global health care and lost productivity costs of dengue
FW Selck, AA Adalja, CR Boddie
Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases 14 (11), 824-826, 2014
572014
Characteristics of microbes most likely to cause pandemics and global catastrophes
AA Adalja, M Watson, ES Toner, A Cicero, TV Inglesby
Global catastrophic biological risks, 1-20, 2019
502019
Challenges and opportunities of nontraditional approaches to treating bacterial infections
BN Tse, AA Adalja, C Houchens, J Larsen, TV Inglesby, R Hatchett
Clinical Infectious Diseases 65 (3), 495-500, 2017
462017
Original antigenic sin and pandemic (H1N1) 2009
AA Adalja, DA Henderson
Emerging infectious diseases 16 (6), 1028, 2010
462010
Genetically modified (GM) mosquito use to reduce mosquito-transmitted disease in the US: a community opinion survey
A Adalja, TK Sell, M McGinty, C Boddie
PLoS currents 8, 2016
402016
Enabling emergency mass vaccination: innovations in manufacturing and administration during a pandemic
D Hosangadi, KL Warmbrod, EK Martin, A Adalja, A Cicero, T Inglesby, ...
Vaccine 38 (26), 4167-4169, 2020
342020
Isolation of Aspergillus in three 2009 H1N1 influenza patients
AA Adalja, PL Sappington, SP Harris, T Rimmele, JW Kreit, JA Kellum, ...
Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses 5 (4), 225-229, 2011
332011
Preparedness for a high-impact respiratory pathogen pandemic
JB Nuzzo, L Mullen, M Snyder, A Cicero, TV Inglesby, AA Adalja, ...
Baltimore, MD, USA: Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, 2019
322019
The characteristics of pandemic pathogens
AA Adalja, M Watson, ES Toner, A Cicero, TV Inglesby
Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security: Baltimore, MD, USA, 28, 2018
322018
Assessment of serosurveys for H5N1
ES Toner, AA Adalja, JB Nuzzo, TV Inglesby, DA Henderson, DS Burke
Clinical infectious diseases 56 (9), 1206-1212, 2013
292013
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