Recent years have witnessed the emergence of several novel infectious diseases, posing significant challenges to public health worldwide. This article reviews the latest developments in antiviral therapies to combat these emerging infectious diseases. We discuss the key antiviral strategies, including small molecule inhibitors, monoclonal antibodies, and nucleic acid-based therapies, and their applications in managing outbreaks. These advances in antiviral therapies offer promising tools to address the evolving landscape of infectious diseases.
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