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"Antimicrobial therapy" as a book category covers the science, clinical practice, policy and public-health aspects of using agents that treat or prevent infectious microbes—antibiotics, antivirals, antifungals and antiparasitics. Works in this genre range from clinical handbooks and prescribing guides to textbooks on pharmacology, microbiology and pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics; research monographs on resistance mechanisms and drug development; practical lab and diagnostic methods; and policy-oriented volumes on antimicrobial stewardship, infection control and One Health approaches. Titles may include case studies, dosing protocols, surveillance and epidemiology, and patient-education materials, addressing audiences such as physicians, pharmacists, microbiologists, nurses, students, researchers and health-system leaders. The unifying themes are effective, evidence-based use of antimicrobial agents, minimizing harm and resistance, and improving outcomes for individual patients and populations.

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