Eligibility for a No Cost Mold Health Related Investigation

Anyone that has been infected or has a disease caused by fungi or mold may contact the medical mycology group for a free consultation regarding their condition and circumstances. Our group consists of medical doctors, allergists, pathologists and molecular mycologists conducting academic research work in North America and Europe. For relevant and cases of research or public interest we will provide at no cost related investigation and reports to your clinicians and labs.

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IN THE GYM - MOLD FUNGUS INFECTION OF FEET

You have seen the commercial advertisements for one of the anti-fungal where the media wrongfully portrays dermatophytes as a bacteria/animal type of bug with legs and arms with a mean looking face madly scurrying about. These are not bugs but a fungus that can be spread in many forms since many take on different forms from a seed type to a slime type and all are unseen to the naked eye that are causing fungal infections.

Unbeknownst to many the cause of many fungal infect of their feet is due to exposure to gyms. It is never a good idea to be bare foot in an area common to exposure to people that have such fungal infections.

Any member of a gym that is known to have such an infection should take safety precautions to minimize the risk to others.

MEDICAL CASES - MALE 65 CEREBRAL MYCOSIS

Central New Jersey - Medical mycologists were contacted by a female daughter reporting that here father a 65 yo had been complaining about headaches. After about month MRI revealed abnormal growth in front right lobe. Surgical excision of growth and subsequent pathology identified genus Aspergillus. Patient treated with antifungals. Patient's family calls for mold inspection and not mold is noted to be present.

2 months later fungal mold growth reappears. Surgery again performed and patient now diagnosed with Cladophiaphora bantiana.

Patients family contact medical mycologists to conduct second investigation of the residence. Sampling identified Cladophiaphora present on numerous surfaces.

SHORT COURSE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF FUNGAL INFECTION

The Mycological Institute has a page for those that are medically trained (warning medically graphic) entitled "Short Course in Mycoses" for physician and clinicians.