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Agricultural azole fungicides and medical antifungal drugs share the same chemical targets. A new review explores how field exposure may be driving resistance that eventually affects clinical treatment options.

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Candida auris: Why Hospitals Take This Tiny Yeast Seriously

2026-07-16
YCM Editor

Candida auris is a drug-resistant yeast that spreads silently between patients in healthcare settings, persisting on surfaces and equipment where standard disinfectants may fail. This is what healthcare teams are doing to contain it.

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