Using Mathematical Modeling to Fight Malaria
Model helps predict the genetic resistance of malaria to antimalarial drugs
Drug Resistance
Study Unlocks Key to Success of Drug-Resistant Bacteria
These findings could accelerate the development of novel drugs to counteract these potentially deadly bacteria
Researchers First to Predict When Bacteria May Become Resistant to Antibiotics
In the future, this research may help develop better treatments for bacterial infections
A New Avenue for Fighting Drug-Resistant Bacteria
Targeting an RNA sequence in pathogenic bacteria could make them more sensitive to antibiotics
New Flu Drug Drives Drug Resistance in Influenza Viruses
While it's unlikely the mutation will lead to widespread resistance around the world, it could become a problem among family members in close proximity, and in facilities like hospitals and nursing homes
New Insight on How Bacteria Evolve Drug Resistance Could Lead to Improved Antibiotic Therapies
Exploiting a strategy known as collateral sensitivity in bacteria could lead to the development of novel and sustainable treatments
Pulmonary Tuberculosis Can Be Cured with Shorter Treatment
The new study re-analyzed data from three pivotal TB trials that had failed to show the efficacy of four-month treatments over the standard six-month duration
Testing Cells for Cancer Drug Resistance
Biophysicists have demonstrated that Raman microscopy can be used to detect the resistance of tumor cells to cancer drugs
New Options for Breast Cancer Drug Development Found in Estrogen Receptors
Case Western Reserve researchers uncover novel drug targets by piecing together receptor structures
Botulinum-Type Toxins Jump to a New Kind of Bacteria
Discovery of C. botulinum toxin in a strain of Enterococcus is raising concern