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Climate Driven Evolutionary Dynamics of Fungi and the Emergence of Antifungal Resistance

2026-07-17

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Fungal infections are an increasingly important yet underrecognized global health threat. Climate change, environmental disruption, and intensified human–animal interactions are shifting fungal ecology, enabling pathogens to push beyond traditional geographic and thermal boundaries. Increasing temperature, shifting humidity, and extreme weather events have favoured the emergence and reemergence of fungal disease,...

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574b8a5c-b117-589a-add1-1b2c109e550d
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10.20944/preprints202607.1326.v1
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