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* A blog of Indian Initiative for Management of Antibiotic Resistance (IIMAR) managed by Dr. A. J. Tamhankar

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Global Scenario of Bacteria, Infections, Antibiotics and Resistance- By Dr. A. J. Tamhankar (Research Associate: Sandeep Nerkar)

Death On A Nanometer Scale
Risk Of Recurrent Infectious Diarrhea Increased By Unnecessary Antimicrobial Use
Minor Mutations Can Lead To Big Improvements In Antibiotic Resistance 
Researchers Grow Penicillin-Producing Fungi With New Properties 
Tackling Drug-Resistant Staph Infection In Mice
Simple Breath Test Finds TB, Lung Infections 
Gonorrhea May Become Incurable, Experts Fear 
Dangerous Bacterial Infections A Risk For COPD Patients 
Mass Vaccination Of Poultry Responsible For Dramatic Fall In Salmonella Infections 
Bacteria Breakthrough For Safer Food 
Understanding The Sex Life Of The Penicillin-Producing Fungus Could Make It More Productive 
The Spread Of Hospital-Acquired Bacteria Revealed By Computational Methods 
Leaves Of Carob Tree Fight Food-Poisoning Bacteria 
Bacteria Can Morph Host Cells Into Stem Cells 
Antibiotic From Medicinal Toothbrush Tree Treats TB In New Way 
Faecal bacteriacocktail treats superbug infection-New Scientist.....Feedingfaeces to people with chronic infection can cure them, ... and can ensurethat no dangerous bacteria or antibiotic-resistant strains are present,... 
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Sunday, January 6, 2013

Global Scenario of Bacteria, Infections, Antibiotics and Resistance- By Dr. A. J. Tamhankar (Research Associate: Sandeep Nerkar)


'Progress made' on Scottish hospital rooms-32% of all hospital beds in Scotland are now in single rooms; better and safer, it is said -BBC 
NHS pays out £25 million in compensation for hospital superbugs in five years, with a third going to lawyers - Mirror
Ireland – some of interest may be found in the yearly Report (2011), published recently by theHealth Protection Surveillance Centre - HPSC
When other drugs fail: New treatment for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis that can be used as an alternative; FDA approves a new drug against MDR TB – bedaquilin - FDA, also observed in New York Times
CLABSI down throughsimple method – study in American Journal of Infection Control, cited now by Health Leaders Media
Hydrogen peroxide vapor demonstrated to work in reducing numbers of MDR bacteria in patient room surfaces, as well as transmission, at least of VRE – original study at Johns Hopkins, in Clinical Infectious Diseases, also in MNT
If you have not seen ”e-Bug” before, visit it here 
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Thursday, January 3, 2013

Global Scenario of Bacteria, Infections, Antibiotics and Resistance- By Dr. A. J. Tamhankar (Research Associate: Sandeep Nerkar)

Toronto Hospital Contains Foreign Multidrug Resistant Bacteria
Healthcare Workers Care Delivery Modified By Contact Precautions
Researchers Track The Emergence And Global Spread Of Healthcare Associated Clostridium Difficile 
Antimicrobial Substances Secreted By Amphibians Offers Potential For New Antibiotics
Predator-Producing Bacteria 
Scent Detecting Dogs Can Sniff Out Hospital Infections 
Achilles' Heel Of Pathogenic Bacteria Discovered 
Antibiotics Based On A New Principle May Defeat MRSA
Are Bacteria Making You Hungry? 
Microevolutionary Analysis Of Clostridium Difficile Genomes To Investigate Transmission 
Staphylococcus Aureus: Why It Just Gets Up Your Nose! 
Resistant Tuberculosis Drug Sirturo (bedaquiline) Approved By FDA 
Badger Sleeping Habits Could Help Target TB Control 
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