The Journal of Infection in Developing Countries

The Journal of Infection in Developing Countries The new Open Access Peer-Reviewed online medical journal, featuring the new Mentoring System

It was a pleasure to meet Myo N Aung, editor of JIDC, in Tokyo during Salvatore Rubino (our editor in chief) fencing com...
23/08/2026

It was a pleasure to meet Myo N Aung, editor of JIDC, in Tokyo during Salvatore Rubino (our editor in chief) fencing competition!

Last issue have a look
06/08/2026

Last issue have a look

16/07/2026
15/07/2026

Have a look to the last issue of the Journal in the section Emerging Problems in Infectious Diseases an interesting article on Clook-like behavior across Orthoebolavirus species alternative evolution of the 2026 Bundibugyo virus outbreak

Have a look to the new issue of JIDC www.jidc.orgAmong the interesting articles Antimicrobial resistance evolution over ...
16/02/2026

Have a look to the new issue of JIDC www.jidc.org
Among the interesting articles Antimicrobial resistance evolution over time during pre-and post-COVID-19 periods at a major tertiary care center in Lebanon

Antibiotic resistance in East Asia: current status, risks, and response strategies. Respiratory symptoms: a significant factor to be considered in dengue infection

An open access, peer-reviewed, online scientific research journal focused on global health

21/01/2026

Today, we celebrate International Women's Day! 💪✨ From the strip to the coaching ranks, leadership roles, and beyond, women continue to inspire and shape the future of fencing. Let's honor their achievements and keep pushing for equity and opportunity in our sport! 🤺

21/01/2026

Have a look to the new issue of JIDC

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