Dr. Asiya Gusa warns of potential fungal threats amid climate change

Candida auris has infected over 2,300 people in the U.S. in the past year, and climate change may have helped it evolve to live inside the human body. Scientists warn that new diseases are likely to emerge due to rising global temperatures. Dr. Asiya Gusa (molecular genetics) talks to National Geographic about how fungi might adapt more quickly in warming temperatures than anticipated. Read more.