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In the context of the familiar antibiotics being gradually neutralized, Shionogi (Japan) has developed a new drug called cefiderocol.
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In the context of the familiar antibiotics being gradually neutralized, Shionogi (Japan) has developed a new drug called cefiderocol.
According to mBio, geneticists at the University of Colombia, USA, have developed a test that allows the detection of the presence of 307 pathogens that medicine has kno…
This seems to be too ordinary, but it is actually an interest of epidemiologists and biologists.
According to research, the intestinal bacteria system plays an important role in human metabolism, and artificial sweeteners can affect host health.
If you think that the act of picking a child's nose is harmless, parents may have to think again, after learning the results of the recent study.
According to the journal Science Translational Medicine, American scientists at Washington University have proposed antibiotic therapy that uses gallium metal.
Flies carry bacteria from the last place they set their feet and can lay eggs on food if they are female, according to Tasting Table.
After you go to the bathroom, do you close the toilet lid before you start water? If the answer is no, you accidentally spread the bacteria from waste throughout the toi…
Using new technology to synthesize albomycins, Chinese scientists have identified a fungal compound as a candidate for a powerful, promising antibiotic.
According to WebMD, acne is the 8th most common disease in the world, common at all ages. The main treatment is lotion, antibiotics or drugs, all have side effects like…
One day after trying new shoes barefoot, 4-year-old Sienna Rasul in South Wales was seriously ill.
Surprisingly, just over 3,000 species of mosquitoes actually specialize in biting people, the rest of them can take food from a variety of sources.
If not treated promptly, kidney infections can cause kidney damage or septicemia, a disease that can be life-threatening.
When scientists hide in the toilet, they count only 67% of people wash their hands before going out. Many people, especially men, do not do this after urinating.
Tetanus bacteria are everywhere in the soil and sand; animal and poultry manure; sewer ...