candidemia

noun

can·​di·​de·​mia ˌkan-də-ˈdē-mē-ə 

: infection of the bloodstream with fungi of the genus Candida (as C. ablicans or C. parapsilosis)

… researchers had long noted that in the majority of cases, patients who developed candidemia had central venous catheters in place for receiving infusions of antibiotics and other drugs, blood products, and other substances.

—Joan Stephenson, The Journal of the American Medical Association