Dimorphic Fungi: Histoplasmosis [Hot Topic]

Dimorphic fungi cause several common diseases including histoplasmosis, blastomycosis, and coccidioidomycosis. Dr. Roberts discusses the distribution and ecology of these fungi, as well as their pathogenesis and cultural characteristics.
A presentation by Glenn D. Roberts, PhD.

[@bobby26]

Dr. Roberts, thank you for your inestimable contribution to the world of dimorphic fungi. It hasn't gone unnoticed among us academic types.

[@leticiamarmello3992]

where can I pick that image of Hc life cycle? Is there an article?

[@kiotheprincess3107]

Ty

[@adamsabdulbasit1534]

why is Histoplasma capsulatum kept of 12 weeks before discarding ?

[@TiempoNuevo-ew7ty]

How can grounds that have this be remediated?

[@TiempoNuevo-ew7ty]

Can disseminated histoplasmosis be passed from the mother to the infant or embreo?

[@sallystearns1919]

How in the Hell do you find someone in America willing to try to save your life from this stuff? Infectious Disease constantly refuses your referrals!! WTF is wrong with this country? Am I better off to go back to Nicaragua to try to get diagnostics and treatment?

[@larryauter6352]

They don't know what they are doing

[@larryauter6352]

This story has so many holes and lies .