Chromoblastomycosis, sporotrichosis, and mycetoma are neglected tropical diseases that initially affect the skin. Without proper diagnosis and treatment, these fungal infections can cause bone damage, tissue fibrosis, skin cancer, and even lead to amputation. Healthcare providers: On this World Skin Health Day, think fungus when you are caring for a patient with a skin problem. Take free WHO courses on these fungal diseases: https://bit.ly/3KTcsOP
The CDC has a fungus also, it's called BIG PHARMA and they don't have any antidote ... You're lying has discredited you forever the CDC is 70% funded by big Pharma.. folks
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2wGood point made about "thinking fungus" in front of a skin problem. Neglected. Difficult to treat. The sooner it's diagnosed and a treatment is initiated, the better. Once it gets deeper into the tissues it becomes a real medical nightmare. Lab testing (identification and antifungigram) is seldom done. Testing capacity and accessibility to lab need improvement for the most vulnerable, the most exposed at higher risk of infection.