Other factors that allow the spread of antibiotic resistance are poor infection control, inadequate sanitary conditions, and inappropriate food handling. In the absence of proper hygienic conditions, ...
In Latin America, it appears that bacteria resistant to carbapenem antibiotics have different resistance mechanisms than similar bacteria found in Africa and Asia. Two pathogens are of particular ...
[5,23,25–28] It is uncertain what the mechanism is that leads to this difference in re-infection rates. The authors postulate that these oral antibiotics may have prevented biofilm formation on ...
Testing new antibiotics in India, South Africa, or Brazil, where they are needed most, makes scientific sense. But it’s not without challenges. If the drugs lack global viability, they are less likely ...