Fungal and protist diseases in humans
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I can describe examples of common fungal and protist diseases in humans, how they are spread, and ways to reduce the spread.
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Some, but not all, fungi are pathogens that can cause communicable diseases in humans.
Athlete’s foot as an example of a fungal disease, how it is spread, and how the spread can be reduced.
Protists are eukaryotic microorganisms.
Malaria as an example of a disease caused by a protist, spread by an insect vector, and how the spread can be reduced.
The interaction of sickle-cell trait and malaria as an example of interaction between different types of disease.
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