When most people think of dangerous infections, they picture bacteria or viruses. But for infectious disease specialists like ...

or nasal culture, from inside your sinuses if they think you may have a fungal or bacterial infection. Your doctor usually won't need a culture to diagnose sinusitis, but if you’re not getting ...

Patients commonly present with a history of nasal obstruction, polyposis, or a history of multiple sinus procedures. Nasal endoscopy reveals polyposis, allergic mucin, and thick, tenacious debris.

An acute bacterial sinus infection, on the other hand, is presumed if your symptoms extend past 10 days, if they get worse after getting better, or if they are severe. An acute invasive fungal ...

The researchers think that when the usual nasal mycobiome is changed, it might affect how the body responds to allergic triggers such as pollen. ‘Fungal ... types of infection, pretty much ...

A new study published in Mycology highlights the alarming evolutionary rate of Sporothrix, the fungus that causes ...

A deadly fungal epidemic in Brazil is evolving fast: pollution, cats, and genetics may be fueling its unstoppable spread.

Fungi can keep us healthy or cause disease. As climate change drives fungi to adapt, their impact on our health is changing.

Laser therapy is an emerging treatment that uses high-energy light to heat the nail and kill the fungus, while leaving surrounding tissue unharmed. Early studies suggest several laser therapy sessions ...