Following their extensive use, azole antifungals may enter the environment through the
discharge of domestic, industrial and hospital wastewaters, agricultural runoffs and as …

In response to the growing global burden of fungal infections with uncertain impact, the
World Health Organization (WHO) established an Expert Group to identify priority fungal …

The acute inflammation process is explained by numerous hypotheses, including oxidative
stress, enzyme stimulation, and the generation of pro-inflammatory cytokines. The anti …

Background Antimicrobial resistance is one of the ten major public health threats facing
humanity, especially in developing countries. Identification of the pathogens responsible for …

Background Resistance to antifungal drugs for treating Candida infections remains a major
concern globally despite the range of medications available. Most of these drugs target key …

Candidemia is one of the most common fungal nosocomial infections worldwide. It causes
high mortality and morbidity rate with significant hospital costs due to increased length of …

Introduction: diabetic foot ulcer is the leading cause of hospital admissions, lower limb
amputation and death among diabetic patients. Little information is available on fungal …

Introduction Oropharyngeal candidiasis are the commonest fungal infections among HIV-
positive patients. The main objective of this study was to explore biofilm-producing Candida …

Vulvovaginal candidiasis is a yeast infection commonly caused by the overgrowth of
Candida species in and around the vulva and vagina. Abnormal vaginal discharge, itching …

Background and Purpose: Vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC) is an opportunistic infection due
to Candida species, one of the most common genital tract diseases among reproductive-age …