This discovery could help stop antibiotic resistance
Since their discovery in 1928, antibiotics have become a common way of treating infections caused by bacteria, fungi and other microbes. This drug is usually…
Tag: Antibiotic resistance
So what is the evidence that pharmacist UTI prescribing works?
Analysis: read about the trial behind Queensland's own experiment with pharmacist prescribers.
New fears over spread of extensively drug-resistant Shigella
The superbug strain can only be treated with intravenous antibiotics in the hospital, say researchers.
5 ways to avert Australia’s looming antibiotic crisis (with thanks to Sweden)
The threat of antibiotic resistance is close, but there are ways Australian GPs can reverse it, writes Dr Mina Bakhit (PhD).
Plan to curb repeats of four common antibiotics
The AMA and RACGP are backing the proposed restrictions.
Fresh warnings amid high antibiotic resistance rates for M. genitalium
Researchers 'astounded' by the levels detected in Queensland.
