A nail infection occurs when fungi, bacteria, or yeast invade the nail or the surrounding skin. It can affect both ...

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It can take up to a year for toenail fungus to completely resolve with treatment, and it can come back without proper ...

“We’re seeing them every day.” Once considered obscure or opportunistic, invasive fungal infections are now surfacing with alarming frequency - and in patients and places doctors never used ...

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has sounded the alarm over a "previously rarely detected" fungal infection that is "rapidly emerging" across England. This invading fungus, known as ...

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has reported that a "previously rarely detected" fungal infection is "rapidly emerging" in England. The infection is caused by Candidozyma, also known as ...

A "previously rarely detected" fungal infection is now "rapidly emerging" in England, according to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). The infection is triggered by Candidozyma, also known as ...

According to a new UKHSA report, Candidozyma, also known as Candida auris is "rapidly emerging" infection across England. The fungus can cause 'silent colonisations' without obvious symptoms or ...

Fungal infection, also known as a mycosis, refers to the invasion of a host's tissue by specific types of fungi. Mycoses often start in the lungs following inhalation of fungal spores or on the ...

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has released a new report on a "previously rarely detected" fungal infection that is "rapidly emerging" in England. Candidozyma, known as Candida C auris ...

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Nail infections (which cuticles protect against) can also damage the stem cells and prevent future healthy nail growth, she adds. So it’s safe to say we should definitely skip the nail biting ...