The rise of antibiotic resistance is a serious concern, but promising new research offers hope. This article explores the potential of epidermicin NI01, a novel antibiotic showing effectiveness against MRSA skin infections. Discover how this new compound could revolutionize the treatment of skin infections and combat the growing threat of antibiotic resistance. Hope Emerges in … Read more
Understanding the interplay between the lung microbiome and various respiratory illnesses has opened up new avenues for treatment. This article explores the crucial role the lung microbiome plays in conditions like ventilator-associated pneumonia and ARDS, offering insights into potential diagnostics and therapeutic approaches. Discover how this engaging area of research is revolutionizing the way we … Read more
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute Unveils New Center for Sepsis The Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute has inaugurated the Center for Sepsis Epidemiology and Prevention Studies (SEPSIS). This center is dedicated to addressing sepsis, a complex medical challenge that has long affected healthcare systems globally.The mission of the SEPSIS center includes: Conducting research to understand … Read more
Table of Contents 1 Health warnings about antibiotics 2 Patient safety and public health reasons 2.1 Serious side effects 2.2 Its effect on kidney and liver functions 2.3 Ineffective against viruses 2.4 High treatment cost 3 Warning from the Ministry of Health 4 Council of the Ministry of Health 4.1 Working hours of health units … Read more
An information campaign to push people to use antibiotics only when they are absolutely necessary to preserve the health of today and tomorrow. This is what was launched on their communication channels by the Local Health Authority of Southeast Tuscany during the World Week dedicated to antimicrobial resistance, which will be held from 18 to … Read more
Listen to this article On October 19, 1943, a team of researchers at Rutgers University isolated streptomycin, a revolutionary antibiotic that would be the first to cure tuberculosis, an infectious disease that was ravaging the world at the time. . The discovery of streptomycin, an antibiotic of the aminoglycoside class, marked a milestone in medicine, … Read more
The first day of school – an experience that many remember for the rest of their lives. But six and a half year old Paul from Aßling in the Ebersberg district missed it. The reason: severe, atypical pneumonia. At the beginning of September, on the way back from the family camping holiday in Croatia: Paul … Read more
Bacterial vaginitis, Candida vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, etc. Entered 2024.04.06 07:40 Entered 2024.04.06 07:40 Modified 2024.04.04 11:05 Views 3 Bacterial vaginosis is characterized by a fishy odor. [사진= 게티이미지뱅크]Vaginitis is common enough to be called a woman’s cold. Nevertheless, if left untreated, it can progress to pelvic inflammatory disease. In severe cases, infertility and chronic pelvic … Read more
If stomatitis occurs frequently despite nutritional supplementation and sufficient sleep, toothpaste should be suspected. Entered 2024.03.08 07:01 Entered 2024.03.08 07:01 Modified 2024.03.07 18:07 Views 201 If you often get stomatitis even though it is not due to fatigue or lack of sleep, you need to check the toothpaste you use and your brushing habits every … Read more
Researchers have identified an entirely new class of antibiotics that can kill bacteria resistant to most current drugs. Zosurbalpin is highly effective against the carbapenem-resistant bacterium Acinetobacter baumannii (Crab). The crab can kill up to 60% of people infected with it. It commonly causes infections of the urinary tract, respiratory tract, and bloodstream, which can … Read more