Research Keyword: Hospital environment surveillance

Prevalence of fungi and their antifungal and disinfectant resistance in hospital environments: insights into combating nosocomial mycoses

This study examined fungal contamination in hospital intensive care units, finding that Aspergillus and other mold species are commonly present in air and ventilation systems. Importantly, many of these fungi have developed resistance to antifungal medications and hospital disinfectants, making them harder to treat and control. The researchers discovered that the same resistant fungi found in hospitals are similar to those infecting patients, suggesting that hospital environments may be spreading these dangerous infections.

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