#Antibiotic

Mukundh Murthy

MukundhMurthy

Had a great time at the NSF National Symposium on Drug Repurposing for Future Pandemics #futuretx20 (thank you @marinkazitnik and @jure for organizing)! Key takeaways, summaries of favorite talks, and

Vincent Young

a2binny

I was to learn of the passing of Dr. John G. Bartlett, MD. Dr. Bartlett led so many of the advances in the #InfectionDiseases field. He gave me a boost

Gerry Hughes

astghughes

It’s #MedSafetyWeek and a good opportunity to remind ourselves about #antimicrobial ADRs @UMCGlobalSafety https://www.who-umc.org/medsafetyweek/ a short 1/n… #Abx are one of the most commonly prescribed therapeutic agent and, of c

Wellcome

wellcometrust

They’re a slow-moving pandemic that’s threatening modern medicine. But with a broken antibiotic market, solutions to drug-resistant infections are in short supply. Here’s 6 proving the need for a

Rob Richards, DSc

NonselfMutation

1/4 Research in tertiary education - a thread - Every now and then the question is raised as to why research is conducted by tertiary education institutions. For the life

Ujjwal Rastogi

UjjwalRastogiMD

A regular Monday in cardiology clinic today. Doc: What brings you to clinic today ?Pt: I have a small ulcer in my leg. Doc: ok, can I see ? Pt:

Hannah Thornton

HannahVThornton

1/10 Wrote my thesis about use of upper respiratory swabs to diagnose RTI in the community. Imagine if GPs could use a swab and point of care test to tell

Josh Wolf

Joshuawolf

Excited to share this paper on effects of antibiotics on the gastrointestinal resistome in immunocompromised kids! Punchline: prophylactic antibiotics increase resistance to themselves, but *not* to other antibiotics. @StJudeResearch https:

Hannah Lishman

HannahLishman

1/10 #WAAW is here and #AMR remains an urgent global problem. But I want to talk about something a bit different. Our keys lines of defence remain preventing infections through

The_bearded_Dr_Sina

the_beardedsina

Thank you for this topicAntibiotics stewardship is something we aim to spreadThe way antibiotics work, from experiments in labs they have designated time they totally kill the organismFeeling better doesn't

Dan the Gnome

brewergnome

So this article's been going around! It can be a bit scary. First and probably the most important thing: This doesn't change what we do. We still vaccinate or shield

Rob Moran

pRobM91

1/14 A Friday arvo summary of our @DETECTIVE_AMR manuscript that describes a novel group of plasmids carrying antibiotic resistance genes in Acinetobacter:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33501980/ 2/14 Most isolates in our collection

Hydroxychloroquine Works #HCQworks

_JulietJohnson

MORE CASESTests have been found to be inaccurate and show a high false positive rate.More tests being done than before. More tests gives more 'postives'.Also winter flu season has started

Dylan Morris

dylanhmorris

Virus antigenic evolution is not the same thing as bacterial antibiotic resistance. Intuitions from one may not apply to the other, for a variety of reasons One of many reasons

Major Gen. OLUCHI⚡️☠️

General_Oluchi

Something happened to my kid few days ago that I think every parents or guardian should learn from.On Sunday evening, my son was a bit cranky and didn’t want to

Mac n’ Chise 🧬🧫🦠

sailorrooscout

That’s not how this works. That’s not how any of this works. Viruses need one thing to mutate: a host. Protect the host, stop the mutations. We REALLY need to

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