Low level of antibiotics can result in resistance
Bacterial antibiotic resistance can occur due to low antibiotic concentrations
Bacterial antibiotic resistance can occur due to low antibiotic concentrations
Is it only the government, pharma companies, doctors or even you as layman paving way for the super bugs and multiple drug resistance?
The antibiotic called odilorhabdins, or ODLs, are produced by symbiotic bacteria found in soil-dwelling nematode worms that colonise insects for food.
On World Health Day, we must confront the elephant in the room- Antibiotic resistance.
Do you pop antibiotics frequently? This is how Indians are contributing to antibiotic resistance!
Besides clearing the infection, the new antibiotic also minimises the infection's severity.
Scientists have developed a new "rapid test" that produces a cheaper and faster diagnosis on infectious diseases in just three hours thus preventing antibiotic resistances from spreading.
The medicines produced by these companies are causing pollution, leading to antimicrobial resistance!
Turns out, discarded antibiotic compounds could be developed for new life-saving drugs.
Ants produce their own antibiotics to deal with diseases.
It has come to light that ants produce their own antibiotics to deal with diseases that can be used to treat humans as well.
Multinational pharmaceutical companies continue to manufacture dozens of unapproved formulations.
Mixing herbal remedies with conventional drugs can result in a wide range of dangers.
It will help decrease damage done to the environment or not lead to misuse and can help tackle the threat of "superbugs" or antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
Surfers swallow ten times more sea water than sea swimmers, making them more vulnerable to E.coli bacteria.
Antibiotic resistant bacteria has the ability to "wake up" and re-infect its host.
5 things about antibiotic use YOU must know before you share your meds with others!
Probably this can help us get the closer to a healthier world and space.
A new technology developed by the scientists to fight antibiotic resistance.
Antibiotics for viral infections can lead to antibiotic resistance, so beware!
Did you know: no newer antibiotic molecules have been are invented in the past 30 years?
The bacteria, which cause infections such as pneumonia, frequently develop multi-resistance towards classic antibiotics.
Each year, drug-resistant infections kill around 700,000 people worldwide, and by 2050, this figure could increase to 10 million.
E.coli is the most common bacteria in the community causing bacteraemia, respiratory and urinary tract infection.
Scientists have developed a new "rapid test" that produces a cheaper and faster diagnosis on infectious diseases in just three hours thus preventing antibiotic resistances from spreading.
The medicines produced by these companies are causing pollution, leading to antimicrobial resistance!
Turns out, discarded antibiotic compounds could be developed for new life-saving drugs.
Ants produce their own antibiotics to deal with diseases.
It has come to light that ants produce their own antibiotics to deal with diseases that can be used to treat humans as well.
Multinational pharmaceutical companies continue to manufacture dozens of unapproved formulations.
Mixing herbal remedies with conventional drugs can result in a wide range of dangers.
It will help decrease damage done to the environment or not lead to misuse and can help tackle the threat of "superbugs" or antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
Surfers swallow ten times more sea water than sea swimmers, making them more vulnerable to E.coli bacteria.
Antibiotic resistant bacteria has the ability to "wake up" and re-infect its host.
5 things about antibiotic use YOU must know before you share your meds with others!
Probably this can help us get the closer to a healthier world and space.
A new technology developed by the scientists to fight antibiotic resistance.
Antibiotics for viral infections can lead to antibiotic resistance, so beware!
Did you know: no newer antibiotic molecules have been are invented in the past 30 years?
The bacteria, which cause infections such as pneumonia, frequently develop multi-resistance towards classic antibiotics.
Each year, drug-resistant infections kill around 700,000 people worldwide, and by 2050, this figure could increase to 10 million.
E.coli is the most common bacteria in the community causing bacteraemia, respiratory and urinary tract infection.
Both doctors and patients in India need to be aware of what happens when they prescribe/demand antibiotics unnecessarily.
You think antibiotics should be given to kids to treat anything from fever, cold and cough, rashes etc? Then read this...
Developing chemicals to slow down an enzyme that provides multi-resistance to antibiotics may be the key to reverse antibiotic resistance.
The sale of antibiotics requiring the tightest control and regulation is rising the fastest, warn the researchers.
Bacteria are spreading into environment through the litter from these farms and they can easily infect the humans.
A research team has come up with a way to rapidly determine whether infection-causing bacteria are resistant or susceptible to antibiotics.