(please note Paraphrasing in parenthesis)
August 14–18, 2017, is the first Fungal Disease Awareness Week.
CDC and (its criminal) partners have organized this week to highlight the importance of recognizing serious fungal diseases early enough in the course of a patient’s illness to provide life-saving treatment.
Some fungal diseases go undiagnosed and cause serious infections in people in the United States and around the world, leading to illness and death.
Increased awareness about
fungal diseases is one of the most important ways we can improve early recognition and reduce delays in diagnosis and treatment. (We should no longer ignore them and wait for them to become cancerous.)
A key clue to when a sick person may have a fungal infection is that he or she is being treated with medications (antibiotics, steroids, and more antibiotics) for other types of infection but does not get better (why save the patient time and money by testing for fungus when we can use a lengthy processes called elimination for key clues).
(Dermatologists however continue to be too smart to be bothered with submitting skin samples to actual laboratories and therefore will continue to be exempt from thinking fungus.)
/www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9zHGyVWYDg(However it will remain acceptable for doctors to believe that Mold which makes you ill is a crazy conspiracy theory)