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Is Legislation to Safeguard Americans Against Superbugs a Boondoggle or Breakthrough?

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Kaiser Health News – With time running out in the 2022 congressional session, a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers and infectious disease specialists is scrambling...

Pandemic led to surge in antibiotic-resistant ‘superbugs,’ CDC says

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THE HILL – The COVID-19 pandemic caused a surge in antibiotic-resistant “superbug” infections in hospitals, pushing back years of progress made combating antimicrobial resistance,...

We Are Losing The War Against Superbugs

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Drug-resistant bacteria — also known as superbugs — are on the rise globally, and they're now killing more people each year than either HIV/AIDS or malaria.

Blood-Infecting CRAB Superbug Overruns NJ ICUs

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"The coronavirus can overwhelm a hospital, straining care and leaving patients vulnerable to other unwanted outcomes." Dec 1, 2020 NBC News – As a New...

Woman Petitions Health Insurer After Company Approves — Then Rejects — Her Infusions

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KFF HEALTH NEWS ORIGINAL STORIES Woman Petitions Health Insurer After Company Approves — Then Rejects — Her Infusions Even people with good insurance aren't guaranteed affordable...

No antibiotics worked, so this woman turned to a natural enemy of bacteria to save her husband’s life

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CNN — In February 2016, infectious disease epidemiologist Steffanie Strathdee was holding her dying husband’s hand, watching him lose an exhausting fight against a...

McDonald’s and Walmart beef suppliers criticised for ‘reckless’ antibiotics use

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Many US cattle farmers still routinely use antibiotics often for months on end. Their use – and overuse – risks enabling bacteria to develop resistance, meaning the drugs stop working.

Omicron boosters: Do I need one, and if so, when?

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Gearing up for fall, health officials are recommending a new round of booster shots. | Rogelio V. Solis/AP

Antibiotics May Raise Colon Cancer Risk, Massive Study Suggests

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Taking antibiotic drugs may raise the risk of developing colon cancer five to 10 years down the line, according to a new study of more than 40,000 cancer cases in Sweden.

Wuhan ‘Lab Leak’ Theory Looking More Plausible

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The lab leak hypothesis has picked up more adherents as time passes and scientists fail to detect a bat or other animal infected with a virus that has covid’s signature genetics.
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