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Pan-cancer analyses reveal cancer-type-specific fungal ecologies and bacteriome interactions

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Investigation

Is cancer fundamentally a fungus that antifungal treatment can cure?

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A 2022 Cell study analyzed 17,401 human tissue, blood and plasma samples across 35 cancer types, reporting low-abundance fungal signals with some histological validation; its human sampling establishes association and presence rather than universal fungal causation or clinical antifungal efficacy.

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