The deadly bacteria in this day can explode when antibiotic resistance comes
A bacterium that doesn't seem to be very dangerous, but is now becoming a huge threat if humans don't find a way.
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A bacterium that doesn't seem to be very dangerous, but is now becoming a huge threat if humans don't find a way.
Novartis (Switzerland), one of the largest pharmaceutical companies on the planet, announced last week to withdraw from the study of new antibiotics and antiviral drugs.
Known in the past in some cultures, wet clay or mud is used as a method of treating skin diseases or making poultices ...
Antibiotics can affect bacteria, communities of bacteria that live in the gut and other parts of the body that pass from the mother to the next generations and cause ill…
While developed countries still use generation 1 antibiotics, Vietnam has used antibiotics of generations 3 and 4.
Research shows that many doctors are prescribing antibiotics to please patients.
Antibiotic resistance is becoming a global threat and according to estimates by the World Health Organization, antibiotic resistance will become more terrible than cance…
Scientists have found a strain of bacteria on a US pig farm that can resist both carbapenems - the strongest antibiotic group used only in cases where conventional antib…
The bacterium named scientific campylobacter is the main driver of about 280,000 food poisoning cases with more than 100 deaths in the UK each year.
Antibiotics are a drug used to kill bacteria and microorganisms. But now antibiotic resistance is turning around, making antibiotics lose their effectiveness.
Viruses can fight resistant bacteria, which is a weapon that has been forgotten for decades.
About 50% of food from livestock and seafood is contaminated with antibiotic-resistant bacteria, many strains of E.coli are isolated against at least 6 antibiotics.
In 2016, we had enough worries about bacteria, when the resistant bacteria of all antibiotics now appeared and killed a woman in the United States.
Harvard University's team warns, antibiotic-resistant bacteria are diverse, active, widespread, silently transmitted without any sign of recognition.
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