Recurrent Candida: Scientists Discover the “Switch” That Triggers Inflammation
Recent biomedical investigations have shed light on the cellular mechanisms driving recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis, identifying specific pathways that reactivate mucosal inflammation. According to clinical researchers studying host-pathogen interactions, recurrent yeast infections often persist not simply due to fungal presence, but because the human immune system’s inflammatory response remains chronically primed. This biological switch governs how … Read more