Mold can cause health problems, especially allergies and asthma. But you probably don’t have to worry about it leading to lung cancer. No research directly ties mold and lung cancer. In fact ...

Climate change affects the spread of Aspergillus fungi. These molds can threaten crops and the health of many people, ...

The American Cancer Society Center for Diversity in Cancer ... may allow are why the DICR and its fellows exist as they aim to mold the future of medicine. “There is a calling for those that ...

As innocuous as a few dusty patches might seem, foodborne mold can cause a host of issues, from indigestion to—in the most extreme situations—kidney damage or even cancer. Of course ...

Zheng Wang told the News that even though molds are usually not harmful to healthy individuals, some species like yellowish-green Aspergillus produce toxins that can lead to cancer on rare occasions. ...

as well as cancer. The new blood test for mold infections debuted at Stanford Health Care in late 2020. The researchers optimized the protocols for collecting blood samples, extracting DNA and ...