Newsweek discussed the study with a general practitioner, he said: "This is interesting, but we have to be cautious." ...

In a 500-patient trial, 7 days or less of antibiotics after surgery with local antibiotic beads worked as well as 4 weeks.

New research suggests that sugar can mess with your gut microbiome when you take antibiotics and lead to an imbalance of good ...

Sugary foods combined with antibiotic treatment can damage the gut microbiome in ways that could make people sick.

CDSCO warns against indiscriminate NSAID and antibiotic use due to kidney risks and antimicrobial resistance, reasserting ...

Targeted nutrition, pulmonary rehabilitation, and environmental interventions reduce susceptibility to lung infections, reducing the need for antibiotics.

In general, physicians have prescribed longer antibiotic courses for CAP, acute bronchitis with COPD, UTI, and cellulitis, said William Callahan, DO, a family medicine physician at Jefferson Health in ...

New research suggests sugary foods may interfere with the gut microbiome while you’re taking antibiotics. Here's why.

A common type of antibiotics called fluoroquinolones may increase the risk of certain cardiac ailments. A new study found that people who took this type of drug had double the risk of certain cardiac ...

Self-medicating with antibiotics can pose a health risk at present as well as in the future; Dr Pallav Mishra highlights the ...

Results showed extended oral antibiotic therapy may not reduce the risk for subsequent infection after two-stage ...