Antibiotic Use
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7 Things A Fortis Gastroenterologist Does To Keep His Gut Healthy
Digestion begins much before food reaches the stomach. The process starts in the mouth during what doctors call the "cephalic phase" of digestion.
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A Single Antibiotic Dose May Disrupt Gut Health Even After 4 To 9 Years, Says New Study
If you have ever eaten antibiotics in your lifetime or do so in the future, then you need to know what taking a single antibiotic dose can do to your gut. A new study has the answers to what people have wondered and felt after taking antibiotics.
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Getting Reinfections Despite Proper Antibiotic Doses? New Study Explains Why This Happens
Even with correct antibiotic doses, some bacterial infections return because persister cells survive treatment by entering two distinct shutdown states: protected dormancy and disrupted arrest.
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Lancet Report On Antibiotic Use In India "Misleading": Health Ministry Official
A Health Ministry official has dismissed as "misleading and inappropriate" a Lancet report claiming that more than 47 per cent of antibiotic formulations used in India's private sector in 2019 were unapproved.
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Choose Precaution Over Cure: Drugs To Treat UTI Can Be Hazardous
Incomplete diagnosis and too strong drugs used to treat Urinary Tract infections can cause drug resistance in patients.
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Investor Group Launches a Campaign to Curb Antibiotic Use in Food
Fifty four large investors have launched a campaign to curb the use of antibiotics in the meat and poultry used by ten large U.S. and British restaurant groups.
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Study Underway With Focus on Framing National Policy on Antibiotics Use
An 'antibiotic resistance survey' is being held in the country whose findings would form the basis for the formulation of a national policy to regulate use of antibiotics.
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Antibiotic Use May Increase Diabetes Risk
Frequent use of antibiotics might increase your risk of developing Type-2 diabetes, a new study warns.
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7 Things A Fortis Gastroenterologist Does To Keep His Gut Healthy
Digestion begins much before food reaches the stomach. The process starts in the mouth during what doctors call the "cephalic phase" of digestion.
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A Single Antibiotic Dose May Disrupt Gut Health Even After 4 To 9 Years, Says New Study
If you have ever eaten antibiotics in your lifetime or do so in the future, then you need to know what taking a single antibiotic dose can do to your gut. A new study has the answers to what people have wondered and felt after taking antibiotics.
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Getting Reinfections Despite Proper Antibiotic Doses? New Study Explains Why This Happens
Even with correct antibiotic doses, some bacterial infections return because persister cells survive treatment by entering two distinct shutdown states: protected dormancy and disrupted arrest.
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Lancet Report On Antibiotic Use In India "Misleading": Health Ministry Official
A Health Ministry official has dismissed as "misleading and inappropriate" a Lancet report claiming that more than 47 per cent of antibiotic formulations used in India's private sector in 2019 were unapproved.
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Choose Precaution Over Cure: Drugs To Treat UTI Can Be Hazardous
Incomplete diagnosis and too strong drugs used to treat Urinary Tract infections can cause drug resistance in patients.
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Investor Group Launches a Campaign to Curb Antibiotic Use in Food
Fifty four large investors have launched a campaign to curb the use of antibiotics in the meat and poultry used by ten large U.S. and British restaurant groups.
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Study Underway With Focus on Framing National Policy on Antibiotics Use
An 'antibiotic resistance survey' is being held in the country whose findings would form the basis for the formulation of a national policy to regulate use of antibiotics.
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Antibiotic Use May Increase Diabetes Risk
Frequent use of antibiotics might increase your risk of developing Type-2 diabetes, a new study warns.
