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Antibiotics For Common Cold Can Harm Your Gut: Follow These Tips To Restore Gut Balance
Antibiotics don't target only harmful bacteria; they can also kill off these beneficial species, leading to an imbalance known as dysbiosis.
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Antibiotics: Here Are The Do's Or Don't's Of Consuming Antibiotics
How you consume antibiotics influences their effectiveness. Here's everything you need to know.
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Antibiotics: Uses, Types And Common Side Effects You Must Be Aware Of
Antibiotics: During the sequence of events where White Blood Cells (WBCs) don't work, antibiotics come to use. Read here to know more about antibiotics, their uses, side effects and much more.
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Can Antibiotics Do More Harm Than Good?
Researchers examined "resident" bacteria, their fatty acids and their effect on certain types of white blood cells that combat infections in the mouth.
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Your Toothpaste Could Contribute To Antibiotic Resistance: 6 Ways To Lower Your Risk Of Antibiotic Resistance
A new study has found that toothpaste and handwash may contain a compound, triclosan, that contributes to antibiotic resistance. Research shows that triclosan could accelerate the rate of antibiotic drug resistance in the body.
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Antibiotics For Common Cold Can Harm Your Gut: Follow These Tips To Restore Gut Balance
Antibiotics don't target only harmful bacteria; they can also kill off these beneficial species, leading to an imbalance known as dysbiosis.
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Antibiotics: Here Are The Do's Or Don't's Of Consuming Antibiotics
How you consume antibiotics influences their effectiveness. Here's everything you need to know.
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Antibiotics: Uses, Types And Common Side Effects You Must Be Aware Of
Antibiotics: During the sequence of events where White Blood Cells (WBCs) don't work, antibiotics come to use. Read here to know more about antibiotics, their uses, side effects and much more.
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Can Antibiotics Do More Harm Than Good?
Researchers examined "resident" bacteria, their fatty acids and their effect on certain types of white blood cells that combat infections in the mouth.
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Your Toothpaste Could Contribute To Antibiotic Resistance: 6 Ways To Lower Your Risk Of Antibiotic Resistance
A new study has found that toothpaste and handwash may contain a compound, triclosan, that contributes to antibiotic resistance. Research shows that triclosan could accelerate the rate of antibiotic drug resistance in the body.
