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Explained: Yeast Pathogen Behind Delhi Outbreak Evolving Quickly, Resistant To Disinfectants, Read All About It

Explained: Yeast Pathogen Behind Delhi Outbreak Evolving Quickly, Resistant To Disinfectants, Read All About It
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A Deadly Fungus Has Been Having Sneaky Sex, And It Could Bode Ill For Humans

In 2009, a never-before-seen yeast emerged from the ear canal of a 70-year-old Japanese lady. Unfortunately, this yeast – known as Candida auris – is a health menace, having now spread around the world and become resistant to multiple drugs. A

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Researchers Discover Deadly Fungus Can Reproduce Sexually

A newly discovered fungus- Candida auris (C. auris) – has shaken up the biology world with its ability to reproduce sexually.

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Scientists cannot create drug for deadly pathogen that has killed THOUSANDS across 50 countries

Candida auris reproduces sexually, creating new strains. This has hindered scientist s ability to create drugs because the pathogen is constantly changing.

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Scientists link chemicals used on apples to the rise of a DRUG-RESISTANT pathogen that s plaguing healthcare facilities

A group of scientists claimed that chemicals sprayed on apples to keep them fresh may be responsible for the rise of a drug-resistant pathogen. Researchers from India and Canada put forward this [.]

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