When people think of dangerous infections, they often think of viruses or bacteria. But there's a silent killer lurking in hospitals and homes alike—aspergillosis. This fungal infection, caused by the common mold Aspergillus, is affecting immunocompromised patients worldwide with increasing severity. And the race to find better treatments is pushing the global Aspergillosis Drug Market...

Could a common fungus be turning into a silent killer? Aspergillosis, a dangerous infection caused by Aspergillus mold, is becoming an increasing threat to people with weakened immune systems. Found in soil, dust, and even air vents, this fungus is almost everywhere — yet the real danger begins when it gets inside the lungs and spreads. Now, thanks to new antifungal therapies, the medical...

Why is a fungal infection, once limited to high-risk patients, now gaining the attention of global healthcare leaders? Aspergillosis, caused by the Aspergillus fungus, has evolved from a niche infectious disease into a rising global concern—especially in patients with weakened immune systems or chronic lung conditions. From ICUs to outpatient clinics, clinicians are witnessing a...