Gabriela Emanuel
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 24 Jun
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For those with weakened immune systems, infections from fungi, such as yeast infections, can be severe.
These fungi have become more resistant because fungicides used to protect crops closely resemble antifungal drugs used in medical settings.
and the fungi have adapted.
Paul Verwey is at the Rodboud University Medical Center in the Netherlands and leads the group.
He says it's hard to develop new antifungal medications.
Later this year, the World Health Organization is coming out with a new action plan on antimicrobial resistance.
Verwey is hoping fungi will be included.
His team's call to action appears in Nature Medicine.
Gabriela Emanuel, NPR News.
Against the backdrop of international aid cuts, countries stepped up to minimize interruptions to their vaccine programs.
It's part of a broader trend, as many lower-income countries have increased their vaccine spending in recent years.
Still, the head of Gavi is praising this milestone and calling it a new era.
The U.S.
used to be one of Gavi's top donors, but this past year, the Trump administration cut that funding.
Gabriela Emanuel, NPR News.
The U.S.
is hammering out five-year aid agreements directly with governments in low- and middle-income countries.
This is instead of working through nonprofits and big international organizations.
Jeremy Lewin is helping roll out the new strategy at the State Department.
He says this is encouraging self-reliance for the recipient countries.
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