Your NEJM Group Today: Pseudomelanosis Duodeni / COVID-19 & HIV / Intensive Care & I.D. Opportunities

By the Editors

Check out what NEJM Group has been working on:

NEJM Primary Care/Hospitalist Page: Images in Clinical Medicine: An 83-year-old man presented with esophageal obstruction. Endoscopy, performed to remove the impacted food, also revealed speckled black pigmentation of the duodenal mucosa, a finding consistent with pseudomelanosis duodeni. See the image at the first link below.

NEJM Journal Watch Infectious Diseases: In a large study of people with COVID-19, those with HIV had higher mortality that was driven entirely by a higher burden of comorbidities.

NEJM CareerCenter:

• Intensive care: Novant Health in Monroe, North Carolina, is looking for compassionate, caring intensivists to join its high-functioning and efficient tele-ICU program.

• Pediatric infectious diseases: Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group, Department of Pediatrics, has an immediate need for a full-time assistant/associate professor of pediatric infectious disease.