Queens CPD Infectious Disease Webinars 2025/26

Following the success of last year’s Kingston HIV+STI Symposium, Queen’s Health Sciences CPD is pleased to offer a new series of three engaging webinars designed to keep the momentum going as we look ahead to our next in-person infectious disease symposium in 2026.

This webinar series brings together leading experts to explore timely and emerging topics in infectious disease. Whether you joined us for the previous symposium or are new to the series, these sessions provide valuable insights for healthcare professionals interested in HIV and a wide range of infectious disease issues relevant to clinical practice. This year’s series includes sessions on antimicrobial resistance and stewardship, current trends in HIV prevention and care, and key updates in infectious disease management.

All sessions are accredited and open to all healthcare professionals. Accreditation details to follow.

Members of the public and those from local community organizations with an interest in these topics are also warmly encouraged to attend.

**Please note that these webinars may be recorded.

Webinar Schedule:

• [RE]-Emerging Outbreaks
  Dr. Gerald Evans
  A national expert in infectious disease and pandemic response, Dr. Evans will discuss the resurgence of infectious threats and what clinicians should be watching for next.
  
  Monday, November 3, 2025
  12:00 – 1:00 PM ET via Zoom

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• HIV Eradication and Long-Acting Prevention
  Dr. Jorge Martinez-Cajas and Dr. Santiago Perez Patrigeon
  Infectious diseases specialists at Queen’s, Drs. Martinez-Cajas and Perez Patrigeon will highlight advances in HIV care, including the promise of long-acting prevention strategies and what’s ahead in the quest for eradication.
  
  Monday, December 1, 2025 (World AIDS Day)
  12:00 – 1:00 PM ET via Zoom

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• The Unrecognized Pandemic of Superbugs
  Dr. Tony Bai and Dr. Evan Wilson
  Drs. Bai and Wilson, infectious diseases physicians and researchers, will examine the rising threat of antimicrobial resistance and its implications for everyday clinical practice.
  
  Monday, February 9, 2026
  12:00 – 1:00 PM ET via Zoom
  
  

**Dates may be subject to change.

Registration is free.

You can register for individual sessions or the complete three-part series.

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