Introduction Antitumor antibiotics are a class of chemotherapy drugs derived from natural sources, primarily Streptomyces bacteria, and are wid ...

The researchers theorise the protective effects of these drugs could be because they reduce inflammation, control infections and improve overall brain health.

This led them to the conclusion that antibiotics, antivirals and anti-inflammatory drugs were all associated ... which might explain the varying results. For example, some blood pressure ...

British physician and microbiologist Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin nearly 100 years ago, was the first to warn ...

Moreover, antibiotics can have serious side effects that kill patients. For example, the FDA knew that Fetroja increased deaths by 16% compared with older drugs in patients with infections ...

The rise of antibiotic resistance demands urgent research into its molecular mechanisms to inform the development of ...

The drugs often cause “collateral damage ... as effective at protecting gut microbes from the effects of antibiotics. For example, diets high in fat and low in fibre have been linked to ...

Researchers believe the new discovery could improve treatments and clear Enterobacter infections more efficiently, leading to less deaths.

Part of what makes medical emergencies so scary is that, by nature, they can happen completely unexpectedly.

And because the line between using antibiotics for “growth promotion” and “disease prevention” is blurry at best, drugs intended ... Take California, for example. Although it was the ...