Fungal infections are silent but deadly, affecting millions worldwide and rising rapidly in both frequency and severity. Mycology – Medical Perspective shines a spotlight on this neglected field of medicine, bringing together cutting-edge insights and practical guidance for clinicians, researchers, and students. From the epidemiology of emerging fungal pathogens to the latest advances in diagnostics, antifungal therapy, and resistance patterns, this book delivers a clear, authoritative, and accessible overview of medical mycology. It highlights the impact of global warming on fungal pathogenicity, the growing challenge of antifungal resistance, and the urgent need for innovative treatment strategies. Written by experts at the intersection of clinical medicine, microbiology, and public health, this volume bridges the gap between science and practice, offering knowledge that is both timely and globally relevant. Whether you are an infectious disease specialist, internist, microbiologist, or trainee, Mycology – Medical Perspective equips you with the tools to better recognize, diagnose, and manage fungal diseases, while raising awareness of their growing significance in global health.