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Rise in deadly brain fungus cases
A rare fungal infection caused by Cladophialophora bantiana is increasingly reported across the U.S., with cases nearly quadrupling in recent years. The fungus can infect the brain and affect healthy individuals, often entering through inhalation or skin wounds, leading to severe, often fatal brain abscesses. Public health officials are urging clinicians to consider this pathogen in diagnosis and to enhance national tracking efforts.
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