#MicrobiologyMonday: Do probiotics spread antimicrobial resistance (AMR)? Streptomycin-resistant probiotics can transfer resistance to other bacteria when co-incubated on intestinal cells. The the fully story in @JournalSpectrum: https://t.co/IxqVawHk0q
@mike_feigin But don't you think researchers have more up to date knowledge than clinicians specially in my part of the world i have noticed that clinicians are still using drugs to treat HP when their is high resistance rate almost everywhere. They prefer their experience at times
I am very happy to report that the review @BanfieldJill and I wrote on Modern Microbiology just appeared in @CellPressNews:
https://t.co/O7IZXpnR6O
Our celebration of microbiology also made it to the cover of this issue and we hope you will find yourself in it, too.
New data released today in @TheLancet shows that without urgent action, antimicrobial resistance could kill 39 million people by 2050.
Deaths and inequities from the global antibiotic emergency are increasing and now is the time to take urgent action.
https://t.co/O91bRl2G91
Development of resistance to antibiotics, including amoxicillin (AMX), hampers eradication of H. pylori infection. In @mSphereJ, researchers highlight a new synergistic AMX resistance mechanism & establish new markers of AMX resistance in the bacterium. https://t.co/Lb5AvHtf8u