Educational Materials
Check out CDC’s fact sheets, graphics, podcasts, and commentaries to learn more about fungal diseases and share our resources.
Fact sheets and posters
- CDC and Fungal Diseases: Why Are Fungal Diseases a Public Health Problem? [PDF – 1 page]
- Candida auris: A Drug-resistant Germ That Spreads in Healthcare Facilities [PDF – 1 page]
- Valley Fever and the Expanding Geographic Range of Coccidioides
- Facts About Valley Fever [PDF – 1 page]
- Cryptococcal meningitis: A Deadly Fungal Disease Among People Living With HIV/AIDS [PDF – 1 page]
- Ringworm Poster: Protect Yourself From Itchy Rashes [PDF – 1 page]
Social media graphics
Podcasts
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Antibiotic Resistance and Fungus (2017)
Dr. David Denning, President of the Global Action Fund for Fungal Infections and an infectious diseases clinician, discusses antimicrobial resistance and fungus. -
Breathing Valley Fever (2014)
Dr. Duc Vugia, chief of the Infectious Diseases Branch in the California Department of Public Health, discusses Valley fever. -
Think Fungus (2013)
Dr. Mary Brandt, formerly chief of the Mycotic Diseases Branch, discusses the impact of fungal infections. -
Death from Fungus in the Soil (2012)
Dr. Shira Shafir, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, discusses her study about fungus found in soil. -
Meningitis (2012)
This podcast gives a general overview of meningitis, including what it is, the five types, and the causes. -
Coccidioidomycosis in Arizona 2007-2008 (2010)
This podcast looks at the impact of coccidioidomycosis, or Valley fever, in Arizona in 2007 and early 2008.
Features
- Fungal Infections – 10 Questions to Protect Your Health
- Valley Fever Awareness [English [Español]
Related Links
- For more information about indoor mold, including cleanup and remediation recommendations, please visit CDC’s mold website.
- Some fungal diseases are associated with healthcare settings like hospitals and nursing homes. For more information, please see CDC’s Healthcare-associated Infections website.
- Fungal diseases are a particular problem in people living with HIV/AIDS. For more information, see CDC’s HIV/AIDS website.
- Fungal diseases like ringworm can spread between animals and humans. CDC’s Healthy Pets Healthy People website has more information about pets and germs that can make people sick.
- Page last reviewed: October 30, 2017
- Page last updated: October 30, 2017
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