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Antibiotic resistance is a problem that cannot be solved by single doctors or hospitals.
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Antibiotic resistance is a problem that cannot be solved by single doctors or hospitals.
Today, we talked a lot about antibiotic resistance, when drugs are losing their effectiveness in treating bacterial infections.
But indeed, coupled with a big reward is never an easy task. Just imagine that shortening the test takes 5 days to 15 minutes.
Antibiotics are chemical compounds - regardless of origin - that have a specific effect on an essential metabolic stage of microorganisms. With therapeutic doses, antibi…
Scientists have discovered a large amount of powerful antimicrobial compounds capable of destroying some of today's dangerous drug-resistant bacteria including staphyloc…
A new type of peptide can puncture bacterial cell membranes, disrupt the function of important organs to kill drug-resistant bacteria.
Phage is not a new discovery but when antibiotics were born, this therapy was left open and forgotten.
Antibiotic resistance is a phenomenon that occurs when germs or bacteria are not destroyed by antibiotics. They not only exist but also reproduce new generations of bact…
While many developed countries still use first-generation antibiotics effectively, Vietnam must use 3rd-and 4th-generation antibiotics.
Putting unnecessary antibiotics into the young body reduces the diversity, stability and abundance of intestinal bacteria.
Ever since biologist Alexander Fleming (1881-1955) discovered penicillin in 1928, humanity was happy by the splendor of
US researchers have recently discovered a new technique that could help our species in the fight against disease from the bacteria.
This is a real problem, because the future of your doctor's medications may become harmless to pathogenic bacteria.
The milder level of the past was only multidrug-resistant bacteria and wide drug resistance.
For decades, the battle for human survival has been silently happening. And today, a bacterium has developed its ability to resist Colistin.