Table 2:
Total economic burden* of fungal diseases, United States
| Indirect costs due to productivity loss | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disease | Total direct medical costs | From workdays lost due to hospitalizations | From workdays lost due to outpatient visits | From premature deaths | Total economic burden |
| Aspergillosis | $2,028,442,227 | $101,596,045 | $3,568,606 | $615,165,702 | $2,748,772,580 |
| Blastomycosis | $82,975,143 | $5,918,846 | $4,398,263 | $49,777,981 | $143,070,232 |
| Candida infection | $4,259,657,979 | $291,966,352 | $235,022,700 | $1,104,396,539 | $5,891,043,570 |
| Invasive or severe candidiasis | $4,329,051,014 | $284,760,493 | $6,466,774 | $656,950,542 | $5,277,228,824 |
| Non-invasive/unspecified candidiasis | $1,008,652,811 | $3,917,419 | $260,796,154 | $376,100,073 | $1,649,466,457 |
| Coccidioidomycosis | $645,919,784 | $46,493,269 | $54,023,590 | $141,941,614 | $888,378,257 |
| Cryptococcosis | $370,489,540 | $33,590,311 | $983,997 | $304,575,033 | $709,638,882 |
| Dermatophytosis (ringworm) and other superficial mycoses | $1,270,737,246 | $629,810 | $653,414,214 | † | $1,924,781,270 |
| Histoplasmosis | $299,994,242 | $22,080,742 | $49,253,393 | $132,505,839 | $503,834,216 |
| Pneumocystis pneumonia | $679,408,224 | $55,481,945 | $1,124,735 | $482,296,135 | $1,218,311,039 |
| Mucormycosis | $622,042,667 | $16,075,282 | $563,981 | $197,982,608 | $836,664,537 |
| Other and unspecified mycoses | $3,107,315,255 | $130,654,240 | $5,601,278 | $1,257,746,774 | $4,501,317,546 |
| Total | $13,366,982,307 | $704,486,842 | $1,007,954,756 | $4,286,388,225 | $19,365,812,130 |
In 2024 dollars.
Not calculated because no in-hospital deaths due to dermatophytosis occurred.