Scientists have identified new resistance mechanisms used by the fungus Candida auris, paving the way for advances in antifungal treatments.

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Chytrid fungus turned up in 57 of 97 Brazilian frogs collected after a 1979-1982 die-off and in none of 230 older museum ...

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Invasive C. auris infections have been associated with mortality rates of 30 percent to 60 percent among hospitalized ...

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Scientists found Candida auris can survive antifungal drugs by duplicating its genome and mutating CRZ1, revealing new ...

The fungus is thought to enter via inhalation or skin wounds, then travels to the brain, where it typically appears as a hard ...

A new study found that one in three tested over-the-counter skin products contained undeclared prescription steroids, raising ...

More than 1,000 patients, mostly children, received specialist skin treatment during a five-day medical outreach programme ...

Cladophialophora bantiana, a neurotropic black mold with a 60%-70% fatality rate, surged nearly fourfold in U.S. detections ...