IDSA (Journals) 1.8

The IDSA (Infectious Diseases Society of America) Journals app, developed by Oxford University Press, provides access to a selection of leading infectious disease journals, including Clinical Infectious Diseases, The Journal of Infectious Diseases, and Open Forum Infectious Diseases. The application supports both online and offline reading on iOS devices, contingent upon a valid personal subscription, institutional access, or society membership.

• Allows downloading of issues for offline reading, ensuring access even without an internet connection
• Provides tables of contents for issues accessible online, regardless of download status
• Enables seamless navigation through articles within issues by swiping, facilitating comprehensive reading
• Offers access to advance articles published ahead of print
• Supports download and viewing of PDF versions of individual articles
• Includes a search feature within the app to locate specific content efficiently
• Allows bookmarking of preferred articles for quick future reference
• Provides options to annotate articles with personal notes
• Facilitates sharing of articles via email or social media platforms

Overview of the Journals

Clinical Infectious Diseases serves practitioners and researchers by publishing content on the clinical presentation and prevention of infectious diseases, public health implications, evaluation of current and emerging treatments, and best practices in diagnosis and management.

The Journal of Infectious Diseases disseminates research findings across microbiology, immunology, epidemiology, and related fields. Its scope includes the pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment of infectious diseases, causative microbes, and host immune responses.

Open Forum Infectious Diseases features clinical, translational, and basic research in an open access format. It emphasizes interdisciplinary insights at the intersection of biomedical science and clinical practice with a focus on advancing patient care worldwide.

These journals are published on behalf of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) by Oxford University Press. As a department of the University of Oxford, Oxford University Press promotes excellence in research and scholarship through its publishing activities worldwide.