Antibiotic-resistant strains of pathogenic bacteria are increasingly prevalent in hospitals and
the community. New antibiotics are needed to combat these bacterial pathogens, but …

Despite the alarming increase in the prevalence of drug-resistant bacterial infections, far
fewer new antibiotics have been approved in the past decade than at the peak in the 1980s …

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1036 tries like the UnitedStates, where doctorscan stillusuallyfindatleastone antibioticthatwill
work-even though the patient's health may deteriorate and his bills escalate as doctors …

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The push is on to find new versions of old wonder drugs, as ever more strains of bacteria
develop resistance to conventional antibiotics. The trouble is, many antibiotics have a …

Antibiotics are essential for both treating and preventing infectious diseases. Paradoxically,
despite their importance as pillars of modern medicine, we are in danger of losing antibiotics …

If discovery of new antibiotics continues to falter while resistance to drugs in clinical use
continues to spread, society's medicine chest will soon lack effective treatments for many …

2012). The major funding bodies therefore need to give top priority to research into antibiotic
discovery and resistance. In a snapshot survey last month of the websites of 11 of the world's …