15 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
A significant portion of the U.S. population is misleading doctors to obtain antibiotics, sparking warnings about a return to the 'dark ages of medicine'.
New data reveals that twenty-five percent of patients in the United States admit to lying to healthcare providers to obtain antibiotic prescriptions.
Recent scientific testing of 39 sweeteners reveals unexpected impacts on the gut microbiome during antibiotic use.
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New research suggests that limiting sugar intake during antibiotic treatment may help protect the gut microbiome from amplified damage.
Recent studies indicate that consuming sugar-rich foods during antibiotic treatment may worsen gut microbiome disruption.
A new IARC study reveals that five specific infections are responsible for over 2 million new cancer cases annually, accounting for nearly one in eight worldwide.
Health organizations and media outlets coordinate safety campaigns highlighting sepsis risks, recognition signs, and antibiotic accountability.
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Healthcare analysts and news outlets are highlighting a growing crisis regarding the overprescription of antibiotics for suspected UTIs in women.
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A review of over 120 trials challenges the long-standing medical advice to always finish an entire course of antibiotics.
New research shows the old rule to always finish antibiotics is being questioned, sparking a shift in medical advice.
A soil‑derived antibiotic discovered by McMaster researchers shows a never‑seen attack on drug‑resistant superbugs.