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WHO report provides data for high levels of antimicrobial resistance in bacteria

WHO report provides data for high levels of antimicrobial resistance in bacteria

Moreover, the report showed that over 20% of E coli isolates – the most common pathogen in urinary tract infections – were resistant to ampicillin and co-trimoxazole, both first-line drugs, and

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  • Tackling antimicrobial resistance on multiple fronts Tackling antimicrobial resistance on multiple fronts

    In a British context, the majority of UTIs are due to Escherichia coli (E. ... coli). If we treat E. coli infections incorrectly, over-prescribing first-line antibiotics when some patients may already have resistant infections, we will effectively create

  • Combining therapies and combining research Combining therapies and combining research

    However, antibiotics for common bacterial infections, for example, staphylococci and Escherichia coli continued to be single molecule therapies. ... coli. The rejuvenation of existing antibiotics using synergistic combinations is likely to be an integral

  • The threat of antimicrobial resistance The threat of antimicrobial resistance

    The farming industry is also playing a big part in the problem, with investigative journalists uncovering the story that thousands of tonnes of the antibiotic colistin (polymyxin E) were being fed ... Yet colistin resistance is already here and spreading

  • Deal Watch February 2016 Deal Watch February 2016

    coli and influenza, and in toxicology applications. While Abbott already has a significant diagnostics presence with global sales in 2015 in this segment of $4.6bn, it forecasts that the acquisition ... The ARCUS technology enables the production of CAR T

  • Curbing the rise of drug resistance Curbing the rise of drug resistance

    Focusing on three bacteria and three diseases – Staphylococcus aureus (responsible for MRSA), E. ... coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae, and HIV, tuberculosis and malaria - the paper assesses the impact on GDP of increased mortality and morbidity by 2050,

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