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Can Dog Poop Spread Harmful Germs from Pets to Humans?

Over half of dogs sick with diarrhea had multidrug resistant strains of E. coli in their feces, according to a new study.

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Antibiotic use on Kenya s dairy farms is putting consumers, animals at risk

The presence of antibiotic residues in milk can pose health risks to consumers.

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Cresomycin: A New Hope Against Multi-Resistant Bacteria

Discover Cresomycin, a breakthrough synthetic molecule showing strong efficacy against multi-drug-resistant bacteria.

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Vietnamese student receives $67K fellowship for his research on antibiotic-resistant bacteria

The American Heart Association (AHA) awarded a Vietnamese Ph.D. candidate studying biochemistry at Duke University with a fellowship worth over $67,000 for his research on an enzyme that could be developed to fight against a type of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. On receiving the award: The AHA awarded Bach Nguyen, 24, with a two-year predoctoral fellowship in December 2023, covering a total allowance of $67,388 that he can use for his project and research.

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Vietnamese student receives $67K fellowship for his research on antibiotic-resistant bacteria

The American Heart Association (AHA) awarded a Vietnamese Ph.D. candidate studying biochemistry at Duke University with a fellowship worth over $67,000 for his research on an enzyme that could be developed to fight against a type of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. On receiving the award: The AHA awarded Bach Nguyen, 24, with a two-year predoctoral fellowship in December 2023, covering a total allowance of $67,388 that he can use for his project and research.

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