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

Tuberculosis Pathogen Proteome Atlas
Discovery Could Increase The Effectiveness Of Certain Antibiotics 
Why Old Schizophrenia Medicine Works On Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria 
Potential For Medicinal Clays In Fight Against Antibiotic-Resistant Infections 
New HPA Guidance Includes DIFICLIR™ (fidaxomicin) To Curb Clostridium Difficile infection 
Huge Number Of Infections Prevented In Intensive Care Units 
Widespread But Neglected Disease Leptospirosis A Significant Health Threat In Africa 
More Effective Treatment Of Complex Infections Likely With Cutting-Edge Bacteria Research 
The Role Of Double-Stranded RNA In Antiviral Host Defense Systems 
Hospital Stays, Costs, Reduced By Antibiotic Stewardship Program Using Mass Spec System 
Infection And Sepsis-Related Mortality Hot spots Identified Across The US 
Poop Bacteria In Most Public Swimming Pools, USA 
20% Of Handbags Carry More Bacteria Than A Toilet 

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

Antibiotics May Cure 40% Of Chronic Back Pain Cases 

Rapid, Accurate Diagnosis Of Tuberculosis And Other Bacterial Infections Using Portable Device 

The Interaction Of Social Amoeba And Bacteria Defined By Genes 

Bacteriophages Eradicate Bacteria On Medical Implant Materials 

The Use Of Nanosilver As An Antimicrobial Agent With Biomedical And Environmental Applications

During Formation Of Treatment-Resistant Colonies, 'Lucky' Bacteria Strike It Rich 

Pitt's Serendipitous Scientific Discovery Holds Potential In Destroying Drug-Resistant Bacteria 

Link Between Anti-Depressants And Clostridium difficile Infection 

Antibiotic Resistance Detected By New Biosensor 

Serendipitous Scientific Discovery Holds Potential In Destroying Drug-Resistant Bacteria 

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

Unprecedented Insight Into Causes Of Pneumococcal Disease Offered By Genome Sequencing

Protein Complex Found In Breast Milk Forces Drug-Resistant 'Superbugs' Including MRSA To Respond To Antibiotics Again

Hospital Over-Use Of Antibiotics Can Be Reduced By Targeting Prescribers 

New Genre Of Antibodies Offer Hope In The Fight Against Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria 

A Step Closer To Understanding Why Antibiotics Are Ineffective Against Certain Types Of Bacteria

Bacteria Evolve Resistance More Quickly When Stronger Antibiotics Are Used

 Not Enough Is Being Done To Educate Those Living In Border Communities About The Long-Term Effects Of Antibiotic Overuse And Misuse

In-Hospital And Outpatients Are Faced With Different Problems In Antibiotic Resistance 

Progress In Antibiotic Development 'Alarmingly Elusive' Despite Superbug Crisis 

Battle Of The Bugs: Can Combining Antibiotics Increase Antibiotic Resistance?

Parents Tend To Share More Bacteria With Family Dogs Than Children 

Despite Superbug Crisis, Progr ess In Antibiotic Development 'Alarmingly Elusive'

Not Enough Is Being Done To Educate Those Living In Border Communities About The Long-Term Effects Of Antibiotic Overuse And Misuse 

In-Hospital And Outpatients Are Faced With Different Problems In Antibiotic Resistance 

Progress In Antibiotic Development 'Alarmingly Elusive' Despite Superbug Crisis 

Much Of American Meat Contaminated With Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria 

TB Rates Need To Drop 10 Times Faster For Elimination By 2050 

WHO – World Hand Hygiene Day celebrated - WHO 

UK – new strain of C difficile, ribotype 332, killed threepatients in one health board area of Scotland recently – BBC News 

Austria - ”When the hospital is unhealthy”; reports on SSI from ECCMID Berlin; recent figures from ECDC cited, with 37 000 deaths in Europe yearly from HAI, of around 4.1 million HAI:s totally – Salzburger Nachrichten 

Malta – high rates of MRSA in patients (10 – 15%)  admitted to Mater Dei hospital nowmotivates new routines on admission –  Times of Malta 

US-  ”Nightmare bacteria” on the rise in US hospitals and long term care facilities – ”In 2012, only a decade after the CDC first identified a case of carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae in a North Carolinalong-term care facility, nearly 5% of acute care hospitals and nearly 18% of long-term care facilities reported at least 1 carbapenem-resistant infection associated with health care, according to a CDC report” – JAMA network