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Emily Landon, MD, is an Associate Professor in the Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago. Her clinical interests include bone and joint infections, infection control, and optimal antimicrobial use. She has contributed to the development of hand hygiene standards for the Leapfrog Group and has published extensively on infection control measures, including the impact of nail polish on healthcare-associated infections. Dr. Landon has written reviews and case reports that provide insights into various aspects of infectious diseases, including a case of native aortic valve endocarditis caused by Scopulariopsis species. Her research is focused on strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections in acute-care hospitals, and she has authored several papers in prominent journals, highlighting updates and recommendations for infection prevention practices. Her commitment to advancing the field of infectious diseases is evident through her active engagement in research and clinical practice.
Department of Philosophy