Research Articles
The Invisible Enemy in Your Hand: Is Your Antibiotic a Sledgehammer?
Exploring whether MRSA coverage is always necessary for hand infections and the shift toward precision antibiotic treatment.
Nature's Ally: How an Ancient Herb is Supercharging Our Fight Against Superbugs
Discover how Baicalein from Chinese Skullcap works synergistically with antibiotics to combat drug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infections.
The Polymicrobial Infection Fighter: How Piperacillin-Tazobactam Saves Lives
Explore how piperacillin-tazobactam combats complex polymicrobial infections through its unique dual mechanism of action and broad-spectrum coverage.
The Lungs Under Siege: Deploying an Ancient Antibiotic as a Modern Inhalant
Exploring how inhaled colistin is fighting superbugs in severe lung infections through targeted antibiotic delivery
The Pink Eye Battle: A New Contender Challenges the Heavyweight Champions
Exploring the clinical showdown between fluoroquinolones and azithromycin in DuraSite® for treating bacterial conjunctivitis
How Cationic Peptides Revolutionize Antibiotic Science
Explore how cationic peptides combat bacteria through unique mechanisms and offer solutions to antimicrobial resistance.
An Antibiotic Revolution: How Targeting Infections Might Save Hearts
Exploring the groundbreaking STAMINA trial that investigated whether antibiotics could prevent heart attacks by targeting bacterial infections.
The Invisible Dice: How Probability Theory is Revolutionizing Our Fight Against Bacterial Infections
Explore how first-passage analysis and stochastic models are transforming our understanding of bacterial clearance and antibiotic effectiveness.
The Invisible Shield: How Friendly Bacteria Protect Your Gut During Antibiotic Treatment
Discover how Lactobacilli probiotics can prevent antibiotic-associated diarrhea and protect your gut microbiome during antibiotic treatment.
The Hidden Treasure Hunt: Unearthing Medical Marvels in Malaysia's Ayer Keroh Park
Exploring the antibiotic potential of actinomycetes isolated from Ayer Keroh Recreational Park in Malaysia.