What two fungal infections are caused by the same type of fungus?

Candidiasis and cryptococcosis are two fungal infections caused by fungi from the same group, specifically the genus Candida for candidiasis and Cryptococcus for cryptococcosis. Both infections can affect individuals with weakened immune systems, but they are caused by different species within their respective genera. Candidiasis often manifests as oral thrush or vaginal yeast infections, while cryptococcosis is typically associated with pneumonia and meningitis. Despite originating from distinct species, both infections highlight the diverse pathogenic potential of fungi.