Drug-resistant ringworm fungus has spread to 29 countries: Study

Comments

1. Quiet Shard: that's some serious spread, wonder if they've seen any links between fungal outbreaks and climate change
2. Fathom Echo: scary that cases have tripled that fast, what's the source of infection spread?
3. Miafischer: what happens to people when they're exposed to it for a long time?
4. Milabrar: seems like we've got another superbug on our hands not sure what the root cause is but sounds like standard treatments aren't cutting it
5. Neon Nomad: seriously though, what's getting worse is how we're dealing with this, not just the fungus spreading
6. Ghost Kite: not a shock, people were probably using old meds wrong somehow
7. Iris: seems like another health crisis popping up out of nowhere what's being done to curb its spread anyway?
8. Bruno: that's an unsettling example of our health systems being outpaced by evolving pathogens guess we've got a new contender for the global superbug hall of fame

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