Christina K Psomas

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Christina K Psomas

@kcpsomas

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Christina K Psomas@kcpsomas·18 Mar

Translational Science and Cure in CROI in the #EACS #JournalClub by Casper Rokx now!!

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Virus Eradication@viruseradicate·18 Mar

ANCHOR trial in the #EACS #JournalClub . Will that be a game changer ? Will certainly need more HRA specialists

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Christina K Psomas@kcpsomas·18 Mar

Interesting TB data in the #EACS #Journalclub by Jose Bernardino from Madrid

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Virus Eradication@viruseradicate·18 Mar

PostCROI #EACS #Journalclub is now !!

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Christina K Psomas@kcpsomas·18 Mar

So happy to participate to the #EACS #Journalclub today with Alvaro, Jose, Casper and Tristan

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Christina K Psomas@kcpsomas·27 Eki

@drlaurajwaters @CatrionaWaitt Indeed….but I couldn’t say this because there were some Spanish in the room 😂😂😂 totally agree with you, no important data available

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Catriona Waitt@CatrionaWaitt·27 Eki

Great talk by @kcpsomas on immune activation in HIV and the impact of treatment. Complex area, many unanswered questions, interesting data emerging. More work needed for reasons stated by @drlaurajwaters - looking forward to it!

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Cavafy Bot@cavafybot·20 May

I’d rather look at things than speak about them.

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Diogenes of Sinope@DiogenisSinopis·20 May

💕🐝💕

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Diogenes of Sinope@DiogenisSinopis·20 May

🖤🦜🖤

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Christos G Failadis@xfailadis·19 May

An ancient #Greek war #dance, #Pyrichios, w armed male dancers -women were forbidden- In modern reality,the dance has been rescued by the #Greek Pontians, in a light form, unarmed, forming a circle line! #May #19th: In memory of the Pontiac #Greekgenocide (1916-22)@Michael_Lambda

Michael Lambda@Michael_Lambda

Goddess Athena was considered the inventor of the armed dance, known as "Pyrrhiche". Homer describes how Achilles danced it around the burning funeral of Patroclus, hence the name "fire-dance". The Pontic Greeks have maintained the dance to this day.

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Diogenes of Sinope@DiogenisSinopis·19 May

Bravo Anna! 🙏💙🇬🇷🙏 Anna Ntountounaki became the FIRST WOMAN EVER TO WIN A GOLD medal in swimming for Greece at the European Championships final in the Women’s 100 butterfly.