Fungus causing pneumocystis pneumonia shows resistance to human drug
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Mycophenolic acid, a drug intended for human use, has been found to unintentionally exert selective pressure on fungi responsible for pneumocystis pneumonia. This discovery reveals that these fungi are evolving resistance to the drug, raising concerns about treatment efficacy.
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