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Looking back to look forward: The impact of the environment on fungal infections
by Mundipharma Research Ltd
Episode 1 will explore the factors that have led to an increase in the geographical range of some endemic mycoses and why this may become a global health concern.Episode 2 will focus on the interplay between COVID-19 and invasive mould infections, including how respiratory viruses have changed the landscape of fungal infections, potential mechanisms for these interactions, and why some countries were more affected than others by COVID-19 co-infection.Episode 3 will delve into the impact of climate change, natural disasters and industrial activities on the fungal landscape will be discussed. SciA-AFN-2300073 | July 2023
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Our changing environment and evolving fungal landscape
This episode explores the impact of climate change, natural disasters and industrial activities on the fungal landscape. Host: Prof. Martin Hoenigl; Guest speaker: Prof. Jean-Pierre Gangneux
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A dangerous combination: COVID-19 and invasive mould infections
This episode focuses on the interplay between COVID-19 and invasive mould infections, including how respiratory viruses have changed the landscape of fungal infections, potential mechanisms for these interactions, and why some countries were more affected than others by COVID-19 co-infection. SciA-AFN-2300122
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The expanding threat of endemic mycoses
This episode explores the factors that have led to an increase in the geographical range of some endemic mycoses and why this may become a global health concern.
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Episode 1 will explore the factors that have led to an increase in the geographical range of some endemic mycoses and why this may become a global health concern.Episode 2 will focus on the interplay between COVID-19 and invasive mould infections, including how respiratory viruses have changed the landscape of fungal infections, potential mechanisms for these interactions, and why some countries were more affected than others by COVID-19 co-infection.Episode 3 will delve into the impact of climate change, natural disasters and industrial activities on the fungal landscape will be discussed. SciA-AFN-2300073 | July 2023
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