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Researchers develop world’s most sensitive test to detect infectious disease, superbugs

Researchers develop world's most sensitive test to detect infectious disease, superbugs

Infectious diseases such as hepatitis C and some of the world’s deadliest superbugs–C. difficile and MRSA among them–could soon be detected much earlier by a unique diagnos... Read more

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Antibiotic breakthrough could turn the tables in battle against superbugs

Antibiotic breakthrough could turn the tables in battle against superbugs

The powerful antimicrobial teixobactin was discovered using a new technique that could speed up the discovery of new antibiotics to tackle resistance Scientists have discovered a new class o... Read more

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UEA research could revolutionise genomic sequencing of drug-resistant bacteria

UEA research could revolutionise genomic sequencing of drug-resistant bacteria

New nanopore DNA sequencing technology on a device the size of a USB stick could be used to diagnose infection – according to new research from the University of East Anglia and Public... Read more

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Drug that ‘kills MRSA’ is hailed as first viable alternative to antibiotics

Drug that 'kills MRSA' is hailed as first viable alternative to antibiotics

Scientists have created the first viable alternative to antibiotics, marking the next step in the fight against drug-resistant superbugs. A small test study has found the new drug is effecti... Read more

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New Antibiotic Could Provide Single-Dose Option

New Antibiotic Could Provide Single-Dose Option

In the battle against stubborn skin infections, including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), a new single-dose antibiotic is as effective as a twice-daily infusion given for... Read more

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Penicillin redux: Rearming proven warriors for the 21st century

Penicillin redux: Rearming proven warriors for the 21st century

“It’s a really, really big problem, not only for individual patients, but also for society.” Penicillin, one of the scientific marvels of the 20th century, is currently losing a lot of battl... Read more

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Scientists develop world’s first light-activated antimicrobial surface that also works in the dark

Scientists develop world’s first light-activated antimicrobial surface that also works in the dark

Researchers at UCL have developed a new antibacterial material which has potential for cutting hospital acquired infections. The combination of two simple dyes with nanoscopic particles of g... Read more

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Notre Dame chemists discover new class of antibiotics

Notre Dame chemists discover new of antibiotics

There is only one marketed antibiotic for MRSA that can be taken orally A team of University of Notre Dame researchers led by Mayland Chang and Shahriar Mobashery have discovered a new class... Read more

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Researchers discover new treatment to cure the MRSA superbug

Researchers discover new treatment to cure the MRSA superbug

Lewis’ team presents a novel approach to treat and elim­i­nate methi­cillin resis­tant staphy­lo­coccus aureus, or MRSA Recent work from Uni­ver­sity Dis­tin­guished Pro­fessor of Biology Ki... Read more

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Narrow-Spectrum UV Light May Reduce Surgical Infections

Narrow-Spectrum UV Light May Reduce Surgical Infections

Destroys drug-resistant bacteria but safe for human exposure Despite major efforts to keep operating rooms sterile, surgical wound infections remain a serious and stubborn problem, killing u... Read more

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Loyola Fights Infectious Disease The Modern Way – With Robots

Loyola Fights Infectious Disease The Modern Way - With Robots

Hospitals are synonymous with cleanliness and now Loyola University Health System is the first academic medical center in Illinois to take disinfection to futuristic levels. Nicknamed “Ralph... Read more

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Copper Surfaces Reduce the Rate of Healthcare-Acquired Infections in the ICU

Copper Surfaces Reduce the Rate of Healthcare-Acquired Infections in the ICU

Placement of copper objects in intensive care unit (ICU) hospital rooms reduced the number of healthcare-acquired infections (HAIs) in patients by more than half Placement of copper objects... Read more

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Purdue-developed technology could provide a solution to antibiotic-resistant bacteria, save lives

Purdue-developed technology could provide a solution to antibiotic-resistant bacteria, save lives

Through the misuse and overuse of antibiotics, several types of bacteria have become resistant to drugs that were designed to kill them. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estima... Read more

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Scientist Discovers New Application for Copper That Can Be Used to Improve Food Safety

Scientist Discovers New Application for Copper That Can Be Used to Improve Food Safety

“We know it will do an effective job of destroying harmful bacteria within food” Michigan Technological University researcher Jaroslaw Drelich and professor of materials science... Read more

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Eco-safe antibacterial fibre discovered

Eco-safe antibacterial fibre discovered

Material could be used in fabrics and water purification Researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology have discovered an antibacterial polymer that can be used in everyday products such... Read more

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