A Bronze Age man buried in a kurgan about 5,300 years ago had a grape-sized stone

A recent archaeological find includes a kidney stone from a burial site over 5,300 years old, highlighting health concerns of ...
BIOENGINEER

Four Percent of Colonised Patients Progress to Clinical Isolation of Carbapenemase-Producing Bacteria

A Korean regional surveillance study found that 4.1 percent of patients colonised with carbapenemase-producing Enterobacterales subsequently progressed to clinical isolation.
BIOENGINEER

BCG Treatment Triggers Rare Liver Failure and Sepsis in Patient

A case report details a patient who developed gram-negative sepsis and granulomatous cholestatic hepatitis after intrarenal BCG instillation, highlighting the need for early recognition of systemic ...
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Hospital sewers are breeding grounds for drug-resistant bacteria, Swedish study finds

Resistant E. coli thrives in biofilms inside hospital sewer pipes, researchers found, raising fears that overflows and ...
Medindia

AI-Designed Viruses Kill E. Coli in Stanford Lab Tests

Stanford scientists tested nearly 300 AI-designed bacteriophages and identified 16 functional viruses that attack E. coli, ...
Hastings Tribune

Four superbugs are ‘urgent’ threats, CDC says. Here’s how patients can help slow them

The Centers for Disease Control released its yearly Antimicrobial Threats Report in October, detailing illnesses that are ...