Tag: antibiotics
Antibiotics favor certain fungal infections
Antibiotics are essential for treating common infections. But this class of drugs is not without drawbacks. Besides antibiotic resistance, they could promote Candida fungal infections. Against bacteria-related infections, we have…
Recurrent urinary tract infections: related to taking antibiotics?
News Posted 23 hours ago, Reading 3 mins. in collaboration with Dr Gérald Kierzek (Medical Director of Doctissimo) A new study has linked gut microbiota to recurrent UTIs in women.…
Try this before you take the medicine! As effective as antibiotics
Antibiotics were the strongest weapon against disease. Antibiotics, which have been used extensively for years, have started to show resistance in recent years and even started to do more harm…
Wrong use of antibiotics harms both health and economy! It costs 100 trillion
Stating that antibiotics, which are predicted to have an additional cost of 100 trillion dollars to the economy all over the world, seriously harm human health in misuse, Sanmak said,…
Recurrent cystitis: soon the end of antibiotics for prevention?
News Posted 1 day ago, Reading 2 mins. in collaboration with Dr Odile Bagot (Gynecologist-obstetrician) Urinary tract infection is a very common reason for consultation in gynecology practices. During repeat…
As effective as antibiotics! The biggest difference from normal eggs…
In recent years, blue eggs have attracted the attention of everyone, especially those who eat healthy. It is a known fact that the blue egg, which takes its name from…
772 tonnes of antibiotics were sold in France in 2019, up over one year
News Published on 11/18/2020 1 min read In 2019, the French bought 772 tons of antibiotics, against 728 tons in 2018. Despite this rising figure, the consumption of antibiotics has…
“Medicine cannot greatly reduce the use of antibiotics”
In France, the health agency Anses has just announced that the use of antibiotics in human and animal medicine had decreased in ten years by 45% for animals, against 18%…