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antifungal

British  
/ ˌæntɪˈfʌŋɡəl /

adjective

  1. inhibiting the growth of fungi

  2. (of a drug) possessing antifungal properties and therefore used to treat fungal infections

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Despite the severity of these infections, doctors are limited to just three major antifungal treatment options.

From Science Daily

Once infection occurs, about 45 percent of patients die, and the fungus is resistant to all major types of antifungal drugs.

From Science Daily

Garlic has long been recognized as one of the most potent naturally occurring antibacterial and antifungal crops.

From Science Daily

Even the best topical antifungal options achieve relatively low cure rates, underscoring the need for treatments that can reliably reach microbes deep within the nail.

From Science Daily

The disease is often treated with antifungal medications.

From Los Angeles Times