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Membrane-destroying drug works against antibiotic-resistant bacteria

A newly discovered drug treated infections in mice caused by a strain of bacteria that is resistant to most available antibiotics

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Probiotics help treat recurring urinary tract infections

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Honeypot ants (Camponotus inflatus) hanging from the ceiling of a nest, engorged with nectar

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Honey made by ants could treat some bacterial and fungal infections

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C. difficile spore in gold emerges from a bacterium in turquoise

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New antibiotic may clear Clostridium difficile and stop reinfection

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MRSA could be prevented with genetically engineered antibodies

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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Bryan Olin Dozier/NurPhoto/Shutterstock (13403526be) Demonstrators with the Millions Missing organization gather outside of the White House on September 19, 2022, laying down on the sidewalk in an act of civil disobedience to call for urgent governmental action for the millions of people living with myalgic encephalomyelitis, long-term COVID, and other infection-associated, complex- chronic diseases. Civil Disobedience 91É«ÇéƬ Care Protest At White House, Washington, d.c., United States - 19 Sep 2022

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Long-neglected chronic conditions finally come into the spotlight

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A protest outside the White House, Washington DC, in September 2022 urging government action for people with myalgic encephalomyelitis, long covid and other infection-associated chronic conditions

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We’re starting to understand how viruses trigger chronic conditions

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91É«ÇéƬ workers treat people with cholera at a hospital in Lilongwe, Malawi, in January 2023

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Global cholera outbreak: More than 1 billion people are at risk

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Lesbian couple with newborn child hugging.

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A single injection could protect babies against RSV over winter

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A person receives a smallpox vaccine to protect against monkeypox in Utrecht, the Netherlands, in August 2022

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How the covid-19 pandemic helped tackle Ebola and monkeypox in 2022

The covid-19 pandemic has improved communication between researchers and officials, and may have even prompted Uganda's first lockdown against Ebola

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Why are children catching so many illnesses this winter?

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Strep A kills 500,000 people a year, so why isn’t there a vaccine?

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What we know so far about strep A child deaths in the UK

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Vaccine to prevent UTIs could be taken as a dissolving tablet

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