Dr. Neera, a dermatologist and skin cancer surgeon who is a graduate of Harvard, recently posted a video to TikTok in which ...

Swimming pools, locker rooms and other communal areas can be hotbeds for picking up a fungal skin infection. and see whether or not they're developing their own ringworm and the vets, you know ...

With the recent weather forcing your flip flop-loving feet back into socks, it's the perfect time to treat your tootsies to a ...

or bring a pair of socks so that you walk through with your feet not exposed. so that you don't allow the fungus what it really wants, a moist warm environment. so that you aren't touching the ...

A new study shows that skin fungus colonization of Malassezia globosa speeds up breast cancer tumor growth. A common skin fungus, Malassezia globosa may invade deep tissues through the skin or by ...

In fact, the antibacterial ingredients in many treatments can wipe your skin’s natural bacteria away ... on the upper back ...

Don’t forget sunscreen: UV rays can penetrate clouds and affect your skin. Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF ...

Athlete’s foot is a prevalent infection that results from a fungus that flourishes in damp and warm conditions, such as inside sweaty shoes or socks, which impacts the skin of the foot.

A common skin fungus, Malassezia globosa may invade deep tissues through the skin or by other means, then cause tumor growth, according to a new study. The study results were reported in mBio.

Generally, our body’s microbiome takes care of it, but when fungus gets out of hand, we can develop itchy, hot rashes, flaky, scaly skin and plaque buildup. Let’s just say, it’s never fun.

Experts explain that fungal infections are common in areas that remain warm and moist, as sweat buildup can contribute to it. Skin fungal infections are rampant not only during the monsoon season ...

DOG owners have been urgently warned about a “flesh-eating” disease as cases have spiked in the UK. The sickness damages a ...