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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Using narrow-spectrum antibiotics to treat community-acquired pneumonia appears to be safe and effective, a study […] Antibiotics alone likely cannot overcome the complex factors that cause stunted growth and perpetuate the cycle of poverty in the […] (Reuters) – None of the 43 antibiotics currently in development as well as recently approved medicines are enough to combat […] In a retrospective case study, Mayo Clinic researchers have found that antibiotics administered to children younger than two are associated […] Even short, single antibiotic courses given to young animals can predispose them to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) when they are […] Eight in 10 children who reported being allergic to common classes of antibiotics used to treat respiratory, skin and intestinal […] Tiny strands of ‘DNA origami’ could make antibiotics work better and even slow rise of superbugs, scientists claim DNA strands […] New mobile phone app lets dentists diagnose patients and even prescribe antibiotics over a video call Tooth Fairy is the […] Nearly all premature babies receive antibiotics in their first weeks of life to ward off or treat potentially deadly bacterial […] Antibiotics combat bacterial infections, but the battle is becoming increasingly more difficult. The use of antibiotics in hospitals, in plant […]
Narrow-Spectrum Antibiotics Appear Effective and Safe for Community Acquired Pneumonia
Study: Antibiotics can’t save children from stunted growth in developing world
Antibiotics in Development Not Enough to Tackle ‘Superbugs’: WHO
Study finds antibiotics before age 2 associated with childhood health issues
Antibiotics use early in life increases risk of inflammatory bowel disease later in life
Rates of child allergy to antibiotics lower than believed
Microscopic devices made of 'DNA origami' make antibiotics work better
Mobile phone app lets dentists prescribe antibiotics over a video call
Use of antibiotics in preemies has lasting, potentially harmful effects
Antibiotics at the limit? Bacteria defending themselves against reserve drugs
