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antibiotic-resistant bacteria
12/28/2016 / By Amy Goodrich
Animals will consume more antibiotics than humans in 2017, as superbug bacteria become increasing public threat
As our last defenses begin to fail, many more people might die from common bacterial infections in 2017. Each year, an estimated 700,000 people die due to untreatable drug-resistant infections, and today that number is increasing faster than anyone predicted. About 40 years ago Levy and colleagues published their landmark study showing a direct link […]
05/16/2016 / By Greg White
Superbug literally explodes at the end of its life in order to release internal contents and help spread infection
It has recently been discovered that the multidrug resistant bacterium, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, is capable of exploding, which could explain how the superbug becomes infectious and paves a new path for how scientists control antibiotic resistant infections. When these bacteria conglomerate on a surface, like an open wound, they form a substance known as biofilm, which […]
03/18/2016 / By Greg White
Antibiotic resistance in children is shockingly high
Health experts issued a warning this week that more children are unable to ward off common infections because bacteria are becoming more resistant to antibiotics. It’s been known for quite some time that antibiotic resistance is on the rise. Recent research found that the overuse of antibiotics by children is responsible for bacteria becoming resistant […]
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