Scientists find promising new antibiotic — in the soil
Digging gold from dirt.
Digging gold from dirt.
You can't spell antibiotic without ant.
Our last line of defense just got a lot stronger.
Canadian aboriginals have been using clay to treat their ailments for centuries.
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Image via Medscape. In many cases, doctors prescribe antibiotics to children, but most of the time, ...
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A drug treated with a special dye allows doctors to monitor real-time bacterial growth. Despite advancements in technology and despite ...
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It may not seem like much, but by differentiating between bacterial and viral fevers, this new test could help doctors ...
The advent of antibiotics has spared humanity of a great deal of suffering and has saved countless lives through the ...
Researchers had already known that dogs can sniff out hospital superbug Clostridium defficile from stool samples of patients, but now, ...
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