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Rapidly evolving pathogens and changing vaccination schedules make pediatric infectious diseases and immunization a continually adapting field. Pediatricians must navigate viral, bacterial, and fungal infections that present differently in children, often with subtle signs and rapid progression. With global travel and climate shifts, vector-borne diseases and antimicrobial resistance are pressing concerns. Immunization strategies continue to expand, incorporating new vaccines for respiratory viruses, meningococcal strains, and emerging zoonotic threats. Pediatric Infectious Diseases and Immunization efforts rely heavily on public health coordination, evidence-based guidelines, and transparent communication to build vaccine confidence. Early diagnosis, outbreak management, and antimicrobial stewardship remain foundational in ensuring pediatric populations are protected and well-informed.
