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Dandruff remains one of the most common scalp conditions worldwide, affecting a large proportion of adults regardless of ethnic background. For years, it has been mainly associated with Malassezia overgrowth. Yet recent evidence shows that dandruff is more complex than a simple fungal imbalance. 

In the ongoing struggle against infectious diseases, while viruses and bacteria often take center stage, invasive fungal infections represent a silent but growing threat to global health. The emergence of antifungal-resistant strains and the high mortality rates associated with systemic candidiasis make the development of relevant preclinical models critical.

Climate change is not only reshaping our environment — it’s also accelerating the spread of infectious diseases, including dangerous fungal pathogens.