You may not hear about Candida overgrowth as much anymore, but there’s more evidence than ever that this syndrome is real and is often associated with other gut problems that cause a wide variety of ...

Medically reviewed by Andrea L. Braden, MD Key Takeaways Leaving a yeast infection untreated can lead to serious health ...

Struggling to slim despite your best efforts? There’s growing evidence that simply treating a hidden “yeast infection” in our GI tracts makes weight loss instantly easier. The yeast, called Candida ...

Feel a yeast infection coming on, but just dealt with one a few months ago? Turns out that recurrent yeast infections during menopause can happen more often than they did years ago. And that's thanks ...

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning clinicians to be on the lookout for an emerging, infectious yeast called Candida auris. Healthcare facility-associated outbreaks around ...

Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have observed a link between yeast infections and a history of mental illness. In their study, published Wednesday in the journal npj Schizophrenia, the ...

FEELING tired, anxious, or moody? Perhaps you have a recurring infection, such as a sinus infection, yeast infection, or urinary tract infection that just doesn’t seem to let up. These are just a few ...

Roche has secured CE Mark approval for its cobas bacterial vaginosis/candida vaginitis (BV/CV) assay to support the diagnosis ...

Candida parapsilosis, or C. parapsilosis, is a yeast that’s common on the skin and often harmless. It also lives in soil and on the skin of other animals. A healthy immune system can prevent C.

A sexually transmitted yeast infection has been linked to schizophrenia in men and also appears to damage the memory of mentally ill women, according to new research. The Candida albicans fungus is ...

As city dwellers may know, escaping to the beach can provide a much-needed change of scenery or a mental reset. Historically, some doctors even prescribed trips to the sea to treat diseases. And now, ...