Health & Medicine
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Black Fungus: How COVID-19 Patients Get Infected With the Deadly Mucormycosis
Lately, many people recovering from COVID-19 have been affected by black fungus (mucormycosis) disease. It could lead to the death of 50-80% of patients if the development of this fungus is not checked early
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