CDC found 6.9% of those testing positive for Candida auris colonization on skin develop invasive infection, and calls for better surveillance and prevention.
Tennessee, New Jersey, North Carolina, and South Carolina were evaluated by Alexandra Kurutz, MPH, and Simone Godwin, DVM, MPH, MS, CIC, in a review of C auris containment efforts in dialysis facilities using standard IPC measures.
At ASM Microbe 2025, a Puerto Rico study linked increased fungal spore concentrations to rises in viral respiratory infections, suggesting potential early warning utility.
At ASM Microbe 2025, a cross-sectional study highlighted Burkholderia cepacia dominance, widespread antibiotic resistance, and key risk factors, including invasive device use and patient demographics.