Histoplasma species infect humans and animals, notably bats. Histoplasma species are
thermally dimorphic fungi existing in mycelial form in the natural environment and in yeast …

Background Fungal infections are common in HIV-infected individuals and significantly
contribute to mortality. However, a substantial number of cases are undiagnosed before …

Simultaneous use of domestic spaces by humans and wildlife is little understood, despite
global ubiquity, and can create an interface for human exposure to wildlife pathogens. Bats …

Histoplasmosis is arguably the most common fungal respiratory infection worldwide, with
hundreds of thousands of new infections occurring annually in the United States alone. The …

Histoplasma capsulatum, the etiological agent for histoplasmosis, is a dimorphic fungus that
grows as a mold in the environment and as a yeast in human tissues. It has a broad global …

Histoplasmosis, a significant mycosis primarily prevalent in Africa, North and South America,
with emerging reports globally, poses notable health challenges, particularly in …

An Ivorian woman presented to us with a 2-month history of fever, abdominal pain and
nausea. Human immunodeficiency virus serology was positive. Abdominal ultrasound …

Robust surveillance of Histoplasma species is warranted in endemic regions, including
investigation of community-level transmission dynamics. This cross-sectional study explored …

Human endemic mycoses are potentially fatal diseases caused by a diverse group of fungi
that can alter their morphology in response to an increase in temperature. These thermally …

Histoplasmosis is a systemic mycosis caused by the dimorphic fungus in the genus
Histoplasma. Histoplasmosis is overlooked in China. This study aims to provide an …