Developing new synthetic antibiotics that can kill even drug-resistant bacteria.
Researchers are developing a type of bacteria that can kill drug-resistant bacteria, a major problem currently plaguing the medical field.
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Researchers are developing a type of bacteria that can kill drug-resistant bacteria, a major problem currently plaguing the medical field.
A new drug that promises to save millions of lives is being developed based on a discovery made half a century ago in a crater in Cameroon.
While antibiotic-resistant bacteria are on the rise globally, researchers from Canada and France found them in a remarkable place: clouds in the sky.
According to a study published in the journal Lancet Planetary Health, air pollution can make antibiotic resistance worse.
According to CNN, one of the top public health threats humanity is facing today is that the warmer the world becomes, the more epidemics there will be.
Antarctic bacteria contain genes that give them natural antibiotic and antibiotic resistance, and the ability to spread beyond the polar regions.
Don't warn about an upcoming post-antibiotic era - it has already happened, here, right now.
This liquid first aid bandage was invented by 14-year-old American Kara Fan, which helps to reduce the risk of getting the virus from an overdose of antibiotics.
In 1878, Robert Koch (who discovered the TB bacterium) discovered golden staph from pustules and isolated were golden staph.
A study published in the scientific journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA) said that TB patients recover faster when taking antibiotics with vitam…
Today, around the world people are very concerned about the continuous increase in the phenomenon of oily drugs for many types of bacteria.
A recent report from the World Bank (World Bank) also identified the world economy will be significantly affected if the situation of antibiotic lubricants is not resolv…
Antibiotic resistance is a serious problem for humanity. Before the 1970s, bacterial infections were easily treated with a single antibiotic dose.
In a study of malaria mice, researchers combined traditional treatment with a nutrient that malaria parasites need to survive.
This laboratory was built with a budget of VND 60 billion, supported by the Fleming Fund and supported by the University of Oxford, UK Clinical Research Unit.