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Highlights from

The European Congress of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases

29th Annual Meeting

Amsterdam 13-16 April 2019

Articles

Technology to reduce unnecessary antibiotic prescribing

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Neural networks can improve empirical antibiotic prescribing

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Do rapid diagnostic tests in respiratory infection reduce unnecessary antibiotic prescribing?

Latest updates on vaccines

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Promising phase II results for pneumococcal vaccine in 60-64 year olds

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HPV vaccination: a success story but with more work still more to do

Alternative treatment paradigms

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Should we be using biomarkers to tailor sepsis treatment to the individual?

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Could immune checkpoint inhibitors be used in infectious disease?

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Host-defence peptides: a possible alternative to antibiotics?

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Finding a cure for hepatitis B is a ‘dream’, but novel therapies show considerable promise

Late-stage and approved therapies

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An update on antibiotic pipeline developments

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Novel oral antifungal shows favourable response in patients with refractory fungal disease

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Bedaquiline-based regimens are effective and safe for MDR-TB but resistance is emerging

Future considerations

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Gut microbiome influences efficacy of immunotherapy

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Climate change is increasing the reach of vector-borne diseases

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