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The Real-Life Last of Us? Could a Warmer World Help More Fungi Infect Humans?
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The Real-Life Last of Us? Could a Warmer World Help More Fungi Infect Humans?
For most fungi, the human body is simply too warm. Yet Candida auris, a yeast first identified in a patient’s ear in Japan in 2009, grows readily at body temperature. Within a few years, it had turned up on several continents. What helped this fungus clear a hurdle that keeps so many others from making us sick? Universal-Sci Newsletter (100% free) Candida auris - (Image Credit: TopMicrobialStock via Shutterstrock / HDR tune by Universal-Sci) Wh…
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