Medically reviewed by William Truswell, MDThe Candida diet emphasizes a reduced intake of sugar and carbohydrates — foods ...

Diagnosis and treatment of ductal and/or nipple candidiasis in breastfeeding women is complicated by the variety of symptoms women experience. The differential diagnosis includes candidiasis of ...

"Rezafungin, as a next generation echinocandin, represents the first advancement in the treatment of invasive candida infections in a very long time," said Brian Sheehan, Mundipharma's chief ...

Zero Candida Ltd (TSX-V:ZCT) announced it has received a final patent in South Africa for its therapeutic AI-driven technology designed to treat vulvo-vaginal candidiasis (VVC).

For example, this includes people who are living with HIV, people who are receiving cancer treatments, and people who have received an organ transplant. Candida glabrata also has a high resistance ...

Zero Candida (the "Company" or "ZC") (TSXV: ZCT), an Israeli FemTech medical device start-up, is pleased to announce the ...

[32] However, there is still insufficient evidence to prove that probiotics can completely replace antifungal agents in the treatment of oral candidiasis. Of the 6 RCTs included, 3 evaluated the ...

Global fungal infections, which affect 1 billion people and cause 1.5 million deaths each year, are on the rise due to the ...

Some are treatable with home remedies or over-the-counter (OTC) options, while others may need prescription treatment. Candida or candidiasis is a fungal or yeast infection. It occurs most ...

Although laboratory research suggests that these substances may contribute to yeast growth, no substantial evidence exists to support using the candida diet as a treatment for yeast infections.

Healthy people are not at risk from Candida auris, but those with weak ... The majority of cases tested were immune to anti-fungal treatment. For this reason the CDC has called it an "urgent ...

Candida auris (C. auris ... auris is often mistaken for a different infection, leading to the wrong treatment being given. This means that the patient might be ill for longer or get worse.