Recent discoveries are helping scientists face this challenge in innovative ways. Studies have found that nearly a quarter of drugs that aren’t normally prescribed as antibiotics, such as medications ...

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Antibiotics are substances that inhibit the growth of bacteria. They work by killing bacteria or preventing their reproduction, and may be synthesized chemically or by naturally-occurring or ...

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Drugs that can cause these types of allergies include antibiotics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs ... flat or raised areas with pink-red spots (on lighter skin) or purple-brown spots (on darker ...

"Procedures such as tooth extractions and cancer treatment often rely on antibiotics to prevent or treat infection. But doctors are increasingly facing cases where the drugs no longer work." ...

The hairs turn brown, black, or even white, pink, or green, in color ... medications affect the natural balance of bacteria and other substances in your mouth. Antibiotics are one of the main types of ...

Eating GM food can change the genetic make-up of your digestive system and could put you at risk of infections that are resistant to antibiotics, experts said yesterday. A British study has ...

(Representative image)(Unsplash) “Further, as per provisions of the Drugs (Prices Control ... The price of dry syrups with amoxicillin and clavulanic acid is fixed at ₹2.09 per ml.