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    Editorial: Perspectives in clinical infectious diseases: 2024/2025

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    by Oliveira, Ricardo
    Other Authors: Oliveira, Lorena V. N.; Silva, Sónia Carina; Castro, Joana Isabel Reis
    [Excerpt] 1 Introduction: Clinical infectious diseases remain a significant global health challenge, fueled by the ongoing emergence and re-emergence of pathogens, the rising threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), and the increasing complexity of populations dynamics. The interplay between microbial adaptation, host susceptibility, environmental pressures and healthcare system dynamics has profoundly reshaped the infectious disease landscape, making continuous innovation in diagnostics, therapeutics and surveillance essential. Over the past decade, breakthroughs in molecular biology, genomics, and data-driven approaches have reshaped how infectious diseases are detected, evaluated and managed. However, persistent challenges such as delayed diagnosis, limited treatment options for resistant pathogens and disparities in healthcare access continue to impact patient outcomes worldwide. These issues are further exacerbated by the burden of chronic comorbidities, ageing populations, and globalization. The Research Topic “Perspectives in Clinical Infectious Diseases: 2024/2025” brings together 25 contributions that collectively provide an overview of the current state of the field while also highlighting innovative directions and unresolved challenges. The included studies span a wide range of infectious diseases and clinical contexts, incorporating epidemiological analyses, diagnostic evaluations, therapeutic assessments, mechanistic insights, and case-based observations. This Research Topic’s integrative approach is a major strength, reflecting the inherently interdisciplinary nature of infectious disease research. Collectively, the articles emphasize the importance of combining clinical expertise with advances in microbiology, immunology, molecular diagnostics, and public health. This Research Topic highlights the importance of a comprehensive approach that effectively bridges the gap between scientific research and clinical practice. Thus, the goal of this editorial is to summarize the key themes addressed in this Research Topic, focusing on the scientific and clinical contributions of the included articles, and to offer insights into future directions in the field. Together, these studies provide valuable perspectives on evolving challenges and opportunities, reinforcing the critical importance of continued innovation and collaboration to address the global burden of infectious diseases. [...]
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