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Highlights infectious disease updates via studies on infections and vaccines in transplant recipients, indicating significant advancements.
The World Transplant Congress 2025 had many exciting updates in the field of transplant infectious disease. A brief overview of selected studies is presented here, including research on viruses, bacteria, fungi, and vaccines, based on clinical impact, novelty, and applicability. Many other high-quality abstracts were presented that provided important new data about infections in transplant recipients (https://cattendee.abstractsonline.com/meeting/21176/meeting-info?view=appendToCards&initialSearchId=1&searchId=1), which have been published in a supplement to The American Journal of Transplantation.
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