Tag: Antibiotics
Selenium nanoparticles may act like antibacterial agents
Scientists have found that nanoparticles of selenium, an essential micronutrient, can be used as an antibacterial agent.
Selenium is found naturally in wheat, eggs, cheese,...
How heavy metals are helping spread drug resistance
Exposure to cadmium is making typhoid-causing bacteria, Salmonella, stronger and difficult-to-treat with conventional antibiotics, a new study has suggested.
Researchers have identified exposure to cadmium...
Prescribing antibiotics for children with cough does not reduce hospitalization risk
Specialists and medical caretakers frequently endorse antibiotics for youngsters with a cough and respiratory disease to avoid return visits, symptoms getting worse or hospitalization.
A...
Using biosensors to deliver personalized doses of antibiotics
A group of eight EPFL understudies has concocted a convenient biosensor that can gauge the measure of vancomycin in a patient's bloodstream, empowering specialists...
Biological engineers discover new antibiotic candidates
Scientists at the MIT along with University of Naples Federico II have discovered parts of the protein pepsinogen, a catalyst used to digest food in the...
Children’s drug-resistant bugs could stop common antibiotics working
Rising levels of medication protection in the microorganisms that reason youth contamination could render normal anti-infection agents ineffectual, an investigation cautions.
E. coli is in...
Premature birth is associated with changes in mother’s bacteria
An investigation of many ladies, did at Imperial College London, found that inconspicuous changes to the microscopic organisms introduce in the vagina were unequivocally...
