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384105
Molecular vs. culture-based approaches in bloodstream infection diagnosis: what to choose?
16 April 2019
Session: Diagnosis and management of bloodstream infections: a critical analysis to optimise patient care
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384106
Minutes count: rapid detection/identification and susceptibility testing in bloodstream infections
16 April 2019
Session: Diagnosis and management of bloodstream infections: a critical analysis to optimise patient care
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384107
Bundles of care and streamlining in bloodstream infection
16 April 2019
Session: Diagnosis and management of bloodstream infections: a critical analysis to optimise patient care
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384182
Predicting response to bacteriophages: AMR meets APR
15 April 2019
Session: Phage therapy's coming of age: progress towards the application of bacteriophages in the treatment of infectious diseases
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384183
Barriers to widespread use of bacteriophages
15 April 2019
Session: Phage therapy's coming of age: progress towards the application of bacteriophages in the treatment of infectious diseases
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384367
Characteristics and treatment outcome of TB-HIV co-infection in the European Union
14 April 2019
Session: What’s new in TB/HIV co-infection?
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384200
What are the newest developments in next generation influenza virus vaccines?
14 April 2019
Session: Perspectives on vaccination against respiratory viral infections
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384202
Life-course approach to immunisation against respiratory viral infections: building trust
14 April 2019
Session: Perspectives on vaccination against respiratory viral infections
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384288
Stress-induced mutagenesis
14 April 2019
Session: Antimicrobial tolerance: bacterial stress responses as possible targets for new therapies
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384285
Quantitative dynamics of microbial behaviour
14 April 2019
Session: Antimicrobial tolerance: bacterial stress responses as possible targets for new therapies
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