Most people associate foot fungus with sweaty gym environments, but medical experts reveal this persistent infection has sneakier ways of spreading. Dr. Michael Thompson at Northwestern Medicine ...

Foot fungus, often considered a minor inconvenience, can actually pose significant health risks if left unchecked. This seemingly harmless condition can easily spread from the bath to the bedroom, ...

Thick, yellow, and brittle toenails are often caused by fungal infections like onychomycosis, which thrives in moist ...

Athlete's foot is uncomfortable but easily treatable with home remedies or over-the-counter anti-fungal medication.

Athlete's foot can be treated at home with tea tree oil, tea baths, and cornstarch. Proper foot hygiene can prevent the infection from recurring.

Diabetes can cause yellow nails due to glycation, where excess glucose affects nail proteins, or fungal infections ...

In 2007, Ben Utecht won a Super Bowl game as tight end for the Indianapolis Colts. But our story starts the following season, when Utecht came down with a painful fungal foot infection. That condition ...

Now that summer is here your risk of developing a fungal infection on your skin has increased. Florida's increased humidity and heat in the summer makes you more susceptible because you sweat more.

"Killer fungus" may sound like science fiction, but fungal infections kill an estimated 1.7 million people worldwide per year -- more than tuberculosis or malaria. Now, driven by climate change, ...