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The strawberry fungicide that could render a life-saving drug useless

Olorofim was on the cusp of approval in the US to treat deadly fungal infections. But an agricultural fungicide that may render it useless hit the market first.

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Fungal infections are getting harder to treat Will the FDA approve new drugs?

Fungal infections are getting harder to treat Will the FDA approve new drugs?
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Crop Spray Risks Mass Resistance to New Antifungal Treatments

Crop Spray Risks Mass Resistance to New Antifungal Treatments
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Crop spray could lead to mass resistance in new-generation antifungal treatments

Crop spray could lead to mass resistance in new-generation antifungal treatments
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How zombie fungus is three steps away from infecting HUMANS like in The Last of Us

Mycologists told DailyMail.com how three changes are needed for the zombie fungus in The Last of Us to infect humans in the real-world. And they said it is not completely impossible.

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