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The problems of antibiotics have received a great deal of attention in the press. The main concern is bacterial resistance. As an alternative, a science group have developed a special coating which can destroy bacteria on contact.
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Chemists have recently discovered that stinky amphibians, specifically Chinese frogs, have powerful antibacterial chemicals in their skin that could someday help humans fight disease.
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Emergence of the superbug New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase (NDM-1) has raised a lot of discussion on global public health in general and antibiotic usage in particular.
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A safety review by Health Canada has prompted the regulator to release a public warning of rare but potentially life threatening liver complications from taking Avelox or moxiflaxin.
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A study by Newcastle University scientists has found antibiotic resistance in the natural environment is rising despite.
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Researchers have found evidence of a novel pathway for potential human exposure to antibiotic-resistant bacteria from intensively raised poultry—driving behind the trucks transporting broiler chickens from farm to slaughterhouse.
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In response to a lawsuit filed earlier this year—which followed formal requests for action in 2006—the FDA has finally enforced 'black box' labeling for a common family of antibiotics. Past reports of severely adverse reactions had been largely ignore
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Several strains of bacteria in the soil can make a meal of the world's most potent antibiotics, researchers said in a startling finding that illustrates the extent to which these germ-fighting drugs are losing the war against superbugs. - Reuters
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New warnings released about over-use of antibiotics.
 Bacteria that have never before come in contact with humans, their diseases or their antibiotics, but are nevertheless resistant to a variety of antibiotics, have been discovered in a U.S. cave.
 Nearly all people who have sinus infections don't need antibiotics, according to new guidelines for doctors.
Antibiotics may be a better alternative to surgery for treating appendicitis, according to a doctor at Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham.
 Giving antibiotics to people with simple appendicitis is a safe and effective alternative to surgery, a new review finds.
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Conventional antibiotic treatment gives numerous side-effects and body organ damage. For example, Vancomycin is a...
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LONDON - According to General Medical Council (GMC) study released this May 2012, led by Professor Tony Avery of...
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Recent research by Dr.Jes Gitz Holler (University of Copenhagen) suggests that a compound isolated from a plant located...
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recent study of hospital-associated Clostridium difficile infections has shown that only 25% can be traced to contact...
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In light of the struggle against anti-biotic resistant bacteria, a new line of research is attempting to develop a...
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