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The changing epidemiology of Candida species in Asia Pacific and evidence for optimizing antifungal dosing in challenging clinical scenarios
The global burden of invasive fungal infections (IFIs) is increasing, with the threat of disease exacerbated by the emergence of antifungal resistance. While antifungals remain the mainstay for the treatment of IFIs, there is a growing recognition of the many patient variables, particularly in chall
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