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Prevalence and drug susceptibility of clinical Candida species in nasopharyngeal cancer patients in Vietnam

3 Dec 2023

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In the nature, Candida species are normal inhabitants and can be observed in a wide variety of vertebrates. In humans, especially for cancer patients who fall prey to opportunistic pathogens, this group of susceptible multi-drug resistant and biofilm-forming yeasts, are among the commonest ones. In this study, Candida species in 76 oral lesion samples from Vietnamese nasopharyngeal-cancer patients were isolated,...

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PMID: 38179314
DOI: 10.1016/j.onehlt.2023.100659

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