The December 2024 Research Roundup - First10EM
The monthly research roundup from FIrst10EM covers the most interesting or important emergency medicine research (that I have read)| First10EM
Kids get sick often, and while most illnesses are mild, it’s not always easy to know what kind of care they need. Not every cough or fever requires antibiotics, since these medicines only work against bacterial infections—not viral ones. Understanding the difference can help you know what to expect, when antibiotics may be appropriate, and […] The post Bacterial vs. Viral Infections in Kids: How to Tell the Difference appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine Health News.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
New research from University of Guelph shows honeybee deaths went up as antibiotic usage went down following Canada’s adoption of tighter rules, part of the effort against antimicrobial resistance. The post Tougher antibiotic rules linked to bee death rise appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorLivestock & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
The inaugural Seed Funding Program in the College of Arts and Sciences’ Office of Research and Innovation is nourishing the growth of 11 unique and collaborative research projects across disciplines. The post Seeds of Ingenuity appeared first on Carolina Arts & Sciences Magazine.| Carolina Arts & Sciences Magazine
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Dog health is the highest priority issue. Read American Kennel Club's expert advice about dog health issues.| American Kennel Club
The Stratford Beacon Herald reports that a new chicken hatchery is scheduled to be constructed in Stratford Ontario, starting in May 2017, producing up to 16 millions chicks per year, starting some time in 2018.| Small Flock Poultry Farmers of Canada
About half of Canada's chicken on retail store shelves is contaminated with campylobacter jejuni.| Small Flock Poultry Farmers of Canada
World Health Organization ("WHO") operated by the United Nations, has surveyed 12 countries about the opinions of the general population on farm use of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance.| Small Flock Poultry Farmers of Canada
The monthly research roundup from FIrst10EM covers the most interesting or important emergency medicine research (that I have read)| First10EM
While many scientists played pivotal roles in the antibiotic revolution and deserve celebration, some contributors remain overshadowed by others, which is the case for the story of streptomycin. Elizabeth Bugie Gregory, a microbiologist whose work was integral to discovering this life-saving antibiotic, is one such unsung hero. This article delves into her significant contributions and … The post Elizabeth Bugie Gregory: A Forgotten Figure in Streptomycin Discovery appeared first on Joyful ...| Joyful Microbe
The monthly(ish) collection of interesting or important emergency medicine publications, with a touch of critical appraisal| First10EM
This recently published US strategy on Suicide Prevention epitomizes all that is going wrong in medicine today. It is stuffed full of references to Shared Decision Making, Informed Consent and Lived Experience. Stuffed full of token words, window-dressing, tick-boxing. It will increase rather than reduce suicide rates. It is clear that the people behind this,| RxISK - Making Medicines Safer for All of Us
Dogs are in the news every single day but you can count on our coverage to let you know about the latest – and most important – news for you and your dog.| American Kennel Club
Introduction In this post we will continue our exploration of the chemistry of antibiotics with a look at drugs that interrupt wall synthesis and how bacteria develop resistance to these drugs. The…| BCA Chemistry
