Monday 16/June/2025 – 11:28 am
Health experts warned against spreading Fitr killer To spoil human tissues quickly from the inside, throughout the United States, the prevalence of the killer mushrooms may worsen with high temperatures, as it is transmitted mushroom Smoke machine guns through the air, and it is almost impossible to avoid, as it is so small that people inhale them without noticing it.
A fungal infection spread in the United States of America
According to the British Daily Mail newspaper, the brush mushrooms can cause a serious pulmonary infection called machine gun, which can lead in individuals at risk to the failure of organs and death, and people who suffer from weak immune system, such as cancer, asthma, or HIV are the most at risk.
Scientists have discovered that fungi invade parts of the United States, where Florida, Louisiana, Tksas, Georgia and California are witnessing the highest rates of smoky brush mushrooms, due to the hot and wet climate and agricultural activity, and major cities such as New York, Houston and Los Angeles face additional risks due to population density and ancient essential infrastructure.
Officials said that machine guns are not a disease that must be reported in the United States, which means that injuries, hospitalization and deaths are not tracked, which makes it difficult to discover, and doctors advise people who suffer from weak immune system to avoid soil, gardening and rotten environments, wearing masks in dusty areas, and maintaining pure air in hospitals and homes.
According to health experts, gaseous machine gun disease is less common but deadlines, mainly targeting people who suffer from weak immune system, and can spread from the lungs to the brain, heart and kidneys, and one study concluded that only 59% of organ transplant patients survived for a year after infection, and only 25% of patients with stem cell transplantation.
The World Health Organization classifies the fungus of Aspergillus Fumigaus as an innate, critical priority threat, due to the high resistance of medicines and high death rates, and the fungus grows well in warm and wet environments, so it can survive at temperatures above 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the piles of compost, and climate change makes it easy for fungi to survive inside the human body with high temperatures World.
A new study conducted by the University of Manchester showed that if fossil fuels continue to be used at the current levels, mushrooms may expand more than 75% by 2100, which endangered millions of people in the southern United States.
