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Number of patients with fungal infections rising rapidly, doctors sound alarm

Number of patients with fungal infections rising rapidly, doctors sound alarm

Fifty doctors globally are raising the alarm over a rapid rise in severe and potentially fatal fungal infections. These fungi are becoming increasingly dangerous as they develop resistance to existing medications.

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