“AMR is no different. You can’t shift the needle just by saying, ‘Okay, be careful using antibiotics.’ You need to bring the public with you in this debate for them to understand.

Deadly bacteria resistant to penicillin, or the more than 100 different antibiotics since developed, are already killing 700,000 people every year. Unchecked, the global toll could rise to 10 ...

In coral reefs, tissue loss diseases are widely spread. Treatment options are available but vary in their effectiveness and ...

Research from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, shows that resistant bacteria can regain susceptibility to antibiotics when the treatment is combined with a material equipped with ...

In the standard superhero story, an ordinary person is bestowed with superhuman powers after some kind of mishap. I think it helps to imagine superbugs as the microbial equivalent. Antibiotic ...

which cannot fully recover after repeated antibiotic perturbation, and might cause a shift to a different, but stable community. Our oral and fecal microbiota are distinctly different, both in the ...

It shows that treating adult patients hospitalized with sepsis due to bloodstream infection with a one-week short course of antibiotics is no different to a traditional two-week course.

Vaccines can significantly reduce the use of antibiotics, thus, helping to combat the growing issue of antimicrobial ...