Infection-causing fungi responsible for millions of deaths a year will spread significantly to new regions as the planet ...

Molds and yeast on human bodies and in the air are becoming increasingly resistant to treatment. Experts say the microbes are fueling the next superbug crisis.

A recent study from the University of Manchester reveals that climate change is facilitating the spread of harmful fungi, ...

What spoils our crops, kills about six times more people than malaria every year and is breathed in by each of us every single day? It’s not a virus or bacteria, but something even more formidable: ...

U. of Oregon team uncovered a molecule produced by yeast on the skin that has potent antimicrobial properties against a ...

Some scientists are raising concerns about Aspergillus, a potentially deadly fungus that could spread across regions of the U ...

A life-threatening fungus has been identified in the UK and health experts have revealed why its 'remarkable resilience' ...

A team of researchers including a University of Maryland entomologist has successfully turned the pesky mosquito's sex life ...

"One thing killer fungi do have in common is they are able to grow at human body temperature, and that's unusual for a fungus," Prof Bignell tells Sky News. "Most fungi in the environment are ...

The team then looked at the fungus in lab dishes kept around human body temperature — 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius). At that temperature, the yeast mutated 21 times faster than it ...

Our body temperature and immunity prevent most fungal species from adapting to the human body because they cannot survive beyond 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. In Season 1 of the TV series, which was ...

Infections caused by drug-resistant fungal spores are killing millions each year, prompting a global warning from the WHO ...