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Deadly drug-resistant fungal infections rising in the U.S.

Deadly drug-resistant fungal infections, including Candida auris, are increasing across the United States.

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The brief

Drug-resistant fungal infections are on the rise in the U.S., with reports specifically noting the spread of Candida auris. Some of these infections are described as life-threatening and capable of surviving on surfaces for weeks.

Coverage from NBC News, Forbes, and The Independent emphasizes that these fungi are spreading through American hospitals. Additionally, Avian Flu Diary highlights a convergence between altered immunity and thermotolerant fungi in the era of global warming.

Future focus remains on the spread of these infections within healthcare settings and the impact of environmental factors on fungal tolerance.

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Quick answers

Which specific fungus is mentioned in the reports?

Candida auris is identified as an infection rising in the US.

Where is the drug-resistant fungus spreading?

According to Forbes, the fungus is spreading through American hospitals.

How long can these infections survive on surfaces?

The Independent reports that the life-threatening fungal infection can live on surfaces for weeks.

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