When Fungi Stop Responding to Medicine
Antifungal drugs are losing effectiveness as fungi evolve resistance, exposing a growing medical vulnerability hidden inside modern healthcare systems.
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The Fungal Frontier: Why Emerging Infectious Diseases Now Include Mold
Fungal pathogens are rising worldwide, driving hospital outbreaks, drug resistance, and climate-linked infections once thought rare.
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Inside the Human Body: Tracing Mycotoxins with Biomarkers and Machine Learning
Biomarkers and machine learning reveal how mycotoxins move through the human body, turning hidden exposure into measurable evidence.
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The Silencing Secret of Candida albicans: RNAi Is Back
RNA interference resurfaces in Candida albicans, overturning decades of assumptions about fungal gene control and pathogenic behavior.
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Candida auris: The Fungal Superbug Warming Its Way into Hospitals
Candida auris is a heat-tolerant, drug-resistant fungal threat spreading through hospitals—where standard cleaning and treatment often fail.
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Two Toxins, One Enzyme: A Bacterial Breakthrough Against Mold Contamination
A new bacterial enzyme, PsCopA, detoxifies both aflatoxin B1 and zearalenone in grains—stable, cofactor-free, and over 90% effective.
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The Mycology Gap: Why India’s Fungal Infection Crisis Is Outpacing Its Diagnostics
India’s fungal infection crisis is accelerating faster than its diagnostic capacity, exposing a dangerous gap with global public health implications.
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Inside the Mold Machine: Structural Breakthrough Reveals How Fungi Build Bioactive Molecules
How fungi build powerful molecules revealed at atomic scale, unlocking new paths for antibiotics, pigments, and safer control of mycotoxins.
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Once‑Weekly Antifungal Brings New Hope for Blood and Invasive Fungal Infections
A once-weekly antifungal is changing how invasive fungal infections are treated, reducing hospital stays and improving patient outcomes.
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The Cannabinoid Mycofactory Revolution
Cannabinoids are no longer confined to cannabis plants. Fungal microfactories are redefining how these compounds are produced—faster, cleaner, and scalable.
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