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Beating Pneumonia By A Nose: Electronic Nose Detects Pneumonia In Critically Ill Patients
November 6, 2002 — According to a team of researchers from University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, an electronic nose - a relatively new version of a sensor previously used in the food, wine and perfume ... > full story -
Cipro, Related Antibiotics Over-Prescribed, Fueling Microbe Resistance
October 1, 2002 — A new study heightens concerns that Cipro and related broad-spectrum antibiotics known as fluoroquinolones are being over-prescribed, accelerating bacterial resistance to the drugs and reducing their ... > full story -
Researchers Identify Novel Penicillin-Resistance Gene In Pneumonia Bacteria
April 24, 2000 — Penicillin resistance of the bacterium that causes pneumonia, the pneumococcus, is a growing global health problem. Now, researchers at The Rockefeller University, reporting in the April 25 issue of ... > full story -
Significant Reduction In Life-Threatening Illness Anticipated As New Pneumococcal Vaccine Enters The Market
April 3, 2000 — The Food and Drug Administration’s recent approval of Prevnar, a new vaccine developed specifically for infants and toddlers, is expected to have a significant impact in the number of cases of ... > full story -
Smokers Pneumonia Risk Three Times Greater
August 16, 1999 — Men and women who smoked more than 20 cigarettes per day were almost three times more likely to acquire pneumonia than persons who never smoked, according to a study in the August issue of CHEST. ... > full story -
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Bacteria Becoming Increasingly Resistant To Antibiotics, But New Vaccines Are On The Horizon
January 14, 1999 — Streptococcus pneumoniae, bacteria that can cause life-threatening infections in adults and especially children, are rapidly becoming resistant to penicillin and cephalosporins such as ceftriaxone, ... > full story
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