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The future of fungal diagnostics: What's next in laboratory testing for invasive fungal infection?
Invasive fungal infection (IFI) is responsible for millions of deaths globally each year. Prompt diagnosis of IFI is critical, with delay associated with increased mortality. Traditional, culture-based diagnostics are relatively slow and insensitive. Novel molecular techniques, biomarkers and point-
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