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Climate change impacts dermatology, causing fungal infections like Trichophyton indotineae to spread and become resistant. Healthcare, including dermatology, must address its environmental footprint for ethical practice.

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  • Mycology

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  • Rising global temperatures and extreme weather events are altering the epidemiology of fungal infections.

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  • The environmental burden of dermatologic care requires innovative, sustainable solutions.
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