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Clinical consult
Healthcare providers can call 404-639-5168 or email fungalconsult@cdc.gov for consultation on diagnosis or treatment for suspected or confirmed fungal diseases. https://bit.ly/3YUkbob
Reference resource for suggested target ranges, timing, and dose adjustment considerations. This tool was developed as part of CDC’s cooperative agreement with Mycoses Study Group Education & Research Consortium (MSGERC) and Terranova Medica, LLC. https://funguseducationhub.org/fungal-tdm/
You can be exposed to fungi that cause pneumonia through activities like gardening, hiking, & touring caves.
Fungal skin infections can be confused with other skin conditions. If you use a non-prescription antifungal, avoid products containing steroids, which may worsen the infection.
There are hundreds of types of fungal infections but only a few antifungals. As fungal diseases & antimicrobial-resistant fungal infections increase, the need for new antifungal treatment is critical.
Fungal diseases start where life happens. You may have a fungal disease without realizing it. If you have an infection that’s not getting better, despite treatment, talk to your healthcare provider- it could be fungal.
CDC will be cohosting and presenting at several webinars for Fungal Disease Awareness Week.
Please see below for more information
Fungal Disease Awareness Week | Fungal Diseases | CDC: #cdc_listing_res-daily-taglines-and-topics" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">https://www.cdc.gov/fungal/fungal-disease-awareness-week/index.html#cdc_listing_res-daily-taglines-and-topics
FDAW, Day 1: Primary Care
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