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The Prevalence and Seriousness of Fungal Diseases
The Prevalence and Seriousness of Fungal Diseases The National Health Survey performed by the U.S. Public Health Service showed that by the early 1970s, 8 percent, or 16 million Americans, were suffering from skin conditions caused by fungi.p.24 These numbers qualify such infections as an unofficial epidemic. The same health service reported that "unknown numbers of people, regardless of occupation or location, have contracted one or another of the most serious of the fungus diseases -- the deep, systemic mycoses -- which can disable and kill." This number remains unknown not just because doctors are not required to report fungal disease, but also because such infections are often misdiagnosed as other diseases.p.25 . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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