Deadly drug-resistant fungus cases rising again in Michigan
A drug-resistant fungus is spreading across the U.S., with Michigan seeing a recent surge in cases.
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Cases of the deadly drug-resistant fungus Candida auris are rising again in Michigan. The fungus, which can hide in hair follicles, has been confirmed in 23 states. The New York Post and USA Today have mapped the spread, while U.S. News & World Report provides an overview of the fungus.
The cause of the recent surge in Michigan is not specified. The New York Post and USA Today have mapped the spread, while U.S. News & World Report provides an overview of the fungus. The cause of the recent surge in Michigan is not specified.
The fungus poses a significant health risk due to its resistance to multiple antifungal drugs. The extent of the spread and the effectiveness of current containment measures are not yet clear.
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- ‘Superbug’ fungus has spread to half the US. Should you be concerned? WEAU · 12h ago
- ‘Superbug’ fungus has spread to half the US. Should you be concerned? WTOC · 12h ago
- ‘Superbug’ fungus has spread to half the US. Should you be concerned? WCTV · 12h ago
- Deadly superbug confirmed in 23 states can hide in your hair follicles New York Post · 12h ago
- This deadly drug-resistant fungus is spreading. See affected states USA Today · 12h ago
- What Is Candida Auris and Where Is the Deadly Fungus Spreading? | National News U.S. News & World Report · 12h ago
- Deadly drug-resistant fungus cases rising again in Michigan MLive.com · 12h ago
The obvious questions
What is Candida auris?
Candida auris is a drug-resistant fungus that can hide in hair follicles and has been confirmed in 23 states.
Why is Candida auris dangerous?
The fungus poses a significant health risk due to its resistance to multiple antifungal drugs.
What states have confirmed cases of Candida auris?
The fungus has been confirmed in 23 states, including Michigan, where cases are rising again.
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