Tackling The Fungal Threat: How This Scientist Is Shaping The Fight Against Deadly Infections
Release Date: 12/21/2024
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info_outlineAlthough many of us may not realize it, fungal infections are a growing concern in public health. What does this mean for the future well-being of our society? What are scientists doing to mitigate this pressing issue? Neil Gow, a British microbiologist and former deputy vice-chancellor at the University of Exeter, joins the podcast to explain…
Neil is a prominent expert in fungal biology and medical mycology. His research has made important breakthroughs in understanding how fungi grow, function, and cause disease. He focuses on studying the fungal cell wall, exploring its structure and how it can be targeted to create better antifungal treatments. His work is also key to understanding how the immune system recognizes fungi – paving the way for innovative advancements in the medical field.
Hit play to discover:
- How fungi escape early detection.
- When fungal infections pose the biggest threats.
- What the “big four” deadly fungi are, and how they are differentiated.
- The importance of properly training doctors to recognize fungal infections.
If you’re curious about how Neil is revolutionizing the future of antifungal drugs, fungi resistance, and immunotherapies for fungal diseases, this episode is undoubtedly for you. To follow along with Neil and his intriguing work at the University of Exeter, click here!
Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/38oMlMr