Click to read photo caption. In 1922, a team lead by Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun. A few months later, one of the men died of a fever. When other members of the team also died, people blamed acurse.But some scientists, including microbiologist Bill Goldman, suspect that the real cause washistoplasmosis.Histoplasma capsulatum, a fungus, lives in the ground. In parts of the Ohio and Mississippi river valleys, where the soil is loaded with histoplasma, nearly 90 percent of residents test positive for having been infected ... Читать дальше...