New fungus discovery could stop deadly yeast infections
Scientists in Israel have discovered a new species of yeast that can diminish Candida albicans, a strain of yeast that can lead to deadly candidiasis, killing 200,000 people a year.
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Scientists in Israel have discovered a new species of yeast that can diminish Candida albicans, a strain of yeast that can lead to deadly candidiasis, killing 200,000 people a year.
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