An October 14, 2026 Frontiers in Immunology editorial discusses gut fungal communities in children with both allergic rhinitis and functional constipation, compared with healthy controls.
For ENT readers, that joint population and gut-community context belong with the citation. The paragraph does not itself test an antifungal treatment, diagnose fungal infection in rhinitis or establish causation.
The authors connect infection mechanisms and possible host-directed therapies across other conditions. Those connections are editorial interpretation, not treatment evidence for allergic rhinitis.
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Source: Iván Martínez-Duncker, Andrea Regina de Souza Baptista and Héctor M. Mora Montes. Editorial: Immunology of human fungal pathogens: host-pathogen interactions, immune evasion, and therapeutic strategies, Frontiers in Immunology17:2003290. CC BY4.0; original summary. No author or publisher endorsement implied.
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