Registration for this year’s scientific Nordic Society for Medical Mycology (NSMM) meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark is now officially open! The meeting is held 24-25th of August in the brand new Maersk Tower at Panum Instituttet. Whereas the first day will focus on superficial fungal infection, the second will be devoted to invasive fungal infections. A […]
The 2nd International Clinical Mycology Master Class: Challenges in Diagnosis and Management of Invasive Fungal Diseases takes place on Thursday 23- Saturday 25 November 2017, Izmir, Turkey For all program information about this masterclass and registration: Program_2nd International Clinical Mycology Master Class_Izmir 23-25 Nov2017
The TerrNet Study, supported by EFISG, ISHAM and ECMM investigated the prevalence and amphotericin B susceptibility of Aspergillus terreus species complex infections around the world. Infections due to A. terreus species complex were detected in 21 countries and 38 centres with an overall prevalence of 5.2% (370 A. terreus /7116 molds) among mold infections. High […]
The 7th International Coccidioidomycosis Symposium will be held at Stanford University from August 10-13, 2017. For more information please click below: 7ICS Email Flyer
for LIFE’s (Leading International Fungal Education) April newsletter. Please follow this link. Leading feature: The World Health Organisation places itraconazole, voriconazole and natamycin on the Essential Medicines list Other featured news items include: Prevalence, clinical and economic burden of mucormycosis admissions in USA Delivering on antimicrobial resistance not possible without improving diagnostic capabilities Invasive fungal infections in the Middle […]
We encourage all who are interested in the clinical practice and research on infections in immunocompromised host to attend the 20th ICHS Symposium in Athens, Greece June 17-19, 2018. Many symposia, plenary sessions, poster sessions will provide the attendee with opportunities to meet with outstanding leaders and clinical experts in the broad field of infectious […]
