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The following will serve as a supplement for the 9th Trends in Medical Mycology (TIMM-9), which will be held in October 11-14, 2019 at Nice-Acropolis Convention Center, Nice, France. TIMM-9 is the 9th in the series of TIMM mycological international meetings organized by the European Confederation of Medical Mycology (ECMM).
TIMM has become an important and essential meeting in the field of fungal infections, a forum in which researchers and clinicians from all over the world present the most important advances and research findings in clinical and laboratory mycology. TIMM-9 covers all aspects of medical mycology with special focus on evidence-based and personalized approach to medical mycology, as well as diagnostic-therapeutic integrative efforts in the quest to improve the present knowledge of epidemiology, diagnosis, clinical course and pathophysiological mechanisms of fungal diseases.
Authors of abstracts accepted for presentation at TIMM-9 will be invited to submit their work for consideration of publication in this supplement.
TIMM has become an important and essential meeting in the field of fungal infections, a forum in which researchers and clinicians from all over the world present the most important advances and research findings in clinical and laboratory mycology. TIMM-9 covers all aspects of medical mycology with special focus on evidence-based and personalized approach to medical mycology, as well as diagnostic-therapeutic integrative efforts in the quest to improve the present knowledge of epidemiology, diagnosis, clinical course and pathophysiological mechanisms of fungal diseases.
Authors of abstracts accepted for presentation at TIMM-9 will be invited to submit their work for consideration of publication in this supplement.
Keywords: Mycology, fungal, mold, yeast, endemic
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