Antibiotic resistance can be passed from mother to child
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…
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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.
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…
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.
Not yet an era where people can travel quickly and conveniently like today. 3.77 billion air passengers are worldwide figures in 2016.
The type of bacteria that is resistant to all existing drugs has appeared. These will partly help you escape the antibiotic resistance nightmare ...
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The danger we have here is the antibiotic resistant bacteria - the nightmare of humans.
Antibiotic resistance in Vietnam is increasing with the emergence of several viruses resistant to all drugs.
Scientists have recently found a new antibiotic that is highly effective against current antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Misperceptions in the community about antibiotics are helping the actions