To combat long-overlooked fungal pathogens, researchers and regulators must embrace innovative science and policy.

Candida auris, a type of yeast that spreads mostly in hospitals and senior care centers, can cause severe illness and death. Drug-resistant fungal infections like C. auris have been increasing ...

auris as an "urgent antimicrobial resistance threat" for hospitals ... The challenge with treating this pathogen is its ability to be misidentified as other, less harmful types of candida, and its ...

Since the first US case of Candida auris was detected in 2016, the number of infections has soared prompting the CDC to label it an “urgent threat.” One concern for medical officials is that ...

MISSOULA, Mont. — Health officials in Montana confirmed the state's first-ever case of the fungal infection Candida auris this week. The fungal infection is multidrug resistant and is most often ...

The situation is so dire that the Centers for Disease Control has declared Candida auris, otherwise known as C. auris, as an urgent threat. It is a highly-transmissible fungal infection that can ...

The infection is caused by Candidozyma, also known as Candida auris, a potentially dangerous fungus that often causes outbreaks in hospitals. Article continues below The government body says the ...

This strain can cause serious bloodstream infections or pneumonia. A relatively new and dangerous fungal pathogen, Candida auris, is also on the rise, prompting researchers to quantify these ...

This invading fungus, known as Candidozyma or Candida auris, poses a significant risk of outbreaks in hospital settings, health bosses have warned. Authorities warn that this infection - which is ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calls the drug-resistant Candida auris fungus an “urgent” threat, but talk is cheap. The agency is largely to blame for its rapid spread.