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Here's a terrifying thought: A toxic stew of corporate neglect, lax regulators and a defensive government might be turning India's water
Known as "superbugs," such bacteria are believed to kill 23,000 Americans annually, and 700,000 people worldwide.
According to the government-sponsored O’Neill Report, the global cost of failing to tackle the threat posed by antimicrobial resistance could be th
New York, NY – Warning that millions of people die every year from preventable surgical infections, particularly in developing countries, the World
Here’s a terrifying thought: A toxic stew of corporate neglect, lax regulators and a defensive government might be turning India’s water bodies int
Surgical site infections in the U.S.
In India’s neonatal hospital wards they struggle for life – sick infants battling untreatable “superbugs”.
Clinicians must only prescribe antibiotics to prevent infections before and during surgery, but not after a procedure, according to new recommendat
The studies find that pathogens appear to be interacting and developing in unexpected directions, and could transfer their drug resistance Subscrib
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, hospital acquired infections are causing more than 2 million illnesses and at least 23
Preventing hospital patients from catching so-called superbugs is a growing problem, but now the UN health agency has come up with a blueprint to c
Surgical sites should not be shaved; take antibiotics before and during surgery, not after LONDON • Patients going for surgery should bathe or show
New Delhi: Antibiotics should only be used to prevent infections before and during surgery and not afterwards, new guidelines issued by World Healt
3 November 2016 – Warning that millions of people die every year from preventable surgical infections, particularly in developing countries, the Wo
LONDON – Patients going for surgery should bathe or shower beforehand but their surgical site should not be shaved, and antibiotics should be used
A team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Brasilia and University of British Columbia has engineered natu
Heart-broken and angry, Olson says she knows what killed her husband. "The superbug infection destroyed him," she said.
(NaturalNews) For many Americans, antibiotics have become a standard routine when they get sick.
(NaturalNews) A recent U.S.
Without antibiotics, these diseases won’t be cured, which means more people are likely to be infected with the superbugs.
Preventing hospital patients from catching so-called superbugs is a growing problem, but now the UN health agency has come up with a blueprint to c
3 November 2016 | GENEVA - People preparing for surgery should always have a bath or shower but not be shaved, and antibiotics should only be used
LONDON: Patients going for surgery should bathe or shower beforehand but their surgical site should not be shaved, and antibiotics should be used t
For example, one of the guidelines specifies that antibiotics be used before and during surgery, not afterward, as the best method to halt the spre
Despite the ominous outbreak of superbugs scientists perceive, shouldn’t patients be informed of the risks involved with the suboptimal treatments
Slusky’s invention is a protein that will re-sensitize bacteria to common antibiotics, thereby overcoming drug-resistant superbugs and re-establish
LONDON - Nov.
Hong Kong’s top microbiologist has urged doctors to conduct more tests before prescribing antibiotics, as the city sees a growing number of superbu
Superbugs 2017 returns to Central London next spring to push industry collaboration through updates on clinical advancements and investment opportu
What are you afraid of? Heteronormative patriarchal power structures, antibiotic resistant superbugs and the unchecked development of A.I.
RECCE 327 is an antibiotic and anti-cancer drug that fights against viruses and bacteria, including superbugs, even after repeated use.
BANGKOK — Some people believe in the power of pills, popping them without hesitation at the slightest hint of illness.
Drawing up a five-year plan and requiring doctors and livestock farmers to state how much antibiotics have been used are among proposals floated by
"A household mouthwash may be creating superbugs," the Daily Mail reports.
If clinical microbiologists were Hollywood superheroes, Hosam Zowawi would undoubtedly be Superbug Fighter.
A household mouthwash may be creating superbugs by helping bacteria found in the body fight off antibiotics.
Explore further: Devils' milk could fight superbugs: Australia scientists More information: Katrina M. Morris et al.
The stock of Cempra (NASDAQ:CEMP) fell some 20% on Friday due to concerns on the manufacturing facility in India the company plans to use to produc
As antibiotic-resistant superbugs become more common, they’re beginning to show up in places we wouldn’t expect.
(NaturalNews) As new guidelines set forth by the U.S.
More hospitals have worked to eliminate antibiotics in the meat they serve in patient meals in an effort to address concerns about the rise of anti
(WXYZ) - This new study funded by the Center for Disease Control is a real wake-up call.
A new polymer could yield promising defense against drug-resistant bacteria that cause wound infections.
Milk peptides from the Tasmanian devil may play a role in battling antibiotic resistant bacteria, according to researchers writing in Nature.
The U.N. ultimately passed a resolution to help combat the epidemic.
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Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India says it has conducted a preliminary study to check the veracity of the study and found several di
Antibiotic resistant bacteria, such as MRSA, are a serious health threat and stopping contamination of wards is key to the battle to control them.