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An American study has confirmed that invasive fungal infections caused by mold pose a serious health threat and can even be fatal in some cases, especially after natural disasters such as hurricanes and floods linked to climate change. Researchers monitored over 450 cases over five years in Atlanta hospitals, and the results showed that about one-third of the patients died while hospitalized. These infections tend to worsen as exposure to mold increases due to disasters, as they are often transmitted through inhalation of spores or via infected wounds and contaminated medical equipment, with expectations that the incidence will rise with climate change.
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