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antibiotics for infection :: Article Creator New Phage Therapy Treatment Can Treat Antibiotic-resistant Infections In All Animals Antibiotics are still the first line of treatment for infections in animals and humans, but as these drugs are overused, many bacteria become resistant to them.  Now, for the first time, an Israeli Persian cat has undergone personalized bacteriophage therapy that uses its genetic profile to guide decisions made for disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Bacteriophages ("phages" for short) are natural viruses that can selectively target and kill bacteria. They are considered to have a high therapeutic potential for the treatment of severe bacterial infections, especially those that cannot be treated with antibiotics.  The therapy is personalized because the specific phages used are tailored to the individual patient's infection, as determined through bacterial culture and genetic analysis.

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lab diagnosis of brucellosis :: Article Creator Bison Outside Yellowstone National Park Though bison are well-suited for the harsh climate of Yellowstone National Park, the winters from 1995 to 1997 were particularly severe in the high country, forcing bison to leave the park in search of food. They found milder conditions and convenient grazing on several U.S. Forest Service allotments that were used by area cattle ranching families in the summer. In 1995, the Yellowstone bison herd was designated by the Montana state legislature as a species in need of disease management, as some bison carry brucellosis. The Montana state legislature then designated the Deparment of Livestock (DOL) to be the lead agency for the bison/brucellosis disease management outside of Yellowstone. It was the DOL's responsibility to work with other state and federal agencies either to force the bison leaving Yellowstone National Park back within park boundaries o

nose infection :: Article Creator Sinus Infection And Tooth Pain: What's The Connection? Also Known as a "Sinus Toothache" Medically reviewed by Brian T. Luong, DMDMedically reviewed by Brian T. Luong, DMD A sinus infection, also known as sinusitis, is a condition in which mucus builds up within the sinuses, providing an ideal growing environment for bacteria and germs. A sinus infection can cause a series of symptoms, including tooth pain. This article will discuss why a sinus infection causes tooth pain, other sinus infection symptoms, and treatment. It will also cover when to contact a healthcare provider. South_agency / Getty Images Anatomy of the Sinuses Sinuses are pockets or air-filled spaces in the skull. There are four types of sinuses, which are connected by small passages. Below is a list of each type and its location: Maxillary sinuses: Under the eyes Frontal sinuses: Above the eyes Ethmoi

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turtle bacterial infection :: Article Creator CDC Warns 'Don't Kiss Or Snuggle Your Turtle,' As Salmonella Outbreak Spans 11 States The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is warning, "Don't kiss or snuggle your turtle, ... [+] and don't eat or drink around it." (Photo: Gett) getty This is turtle-ly something that you should not do. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has a warning about turtles. And it's not because the CDC has something against turtle love. Their warning is "Don't kiss or snuggle your turtle, and don't eat or drink around it." The reason for the warning is an 11-state Salmonella outbreak that's already left 26 people sick and nine hospitalized. The suspected culprits behind this outbreak are turtles—specifically small ones with shells less than four inches long. So far, there have been six reported Salmonella infection cases in Tenne

bacterial infection during pregnancy causes and symptoms :: Article Creator What Is Ureaplasma? Symptoms And Treatment Ureaplasma is a type of bacteria commonly found in the urinary or genital tract. It does not usually cause symptoms, but in some cases, it may contribute to infections, fertility problems, or pregnancy complications. Ureaplasma bacteria are part of the body's bacterial population. In most cases, they live in balance with other microbes without causing a problem. However, sometimes they can increase in population, which can lead to health conditions. This article examines what Ureaplasma is, how it transmits, the symptoms it can cause, and what treatment options are available. Ureaplasma belongs to a class of bacteria known as Mycoplasma. They are among the smallest known organisms of their type that can make a copy of themselves to reproduce. Many people who have Ureaplasma in their bodies are unaware. Ho