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Jamaica Producers Group Limited (JP Group) and PanJam Investment Limited have set December 22 as the date for their respective extraordinary general meetings (EGM) whereby shareholders will vote o...
JAMAICA Producers Group Limited (JP Group) and PanJam Investment Limited have announced a monumental agreement which will see the amalgamation of the asset bases of both businesses, valuing more t...
Antibiotic properties unearthed in Northern Irish soil West Fermanagh scarplands. Image: Traditional Medicine Group Ancient Irish folk medicine has led a team of international scientists to west Fermanagh to find antibiotic-producing organisms. According to the OECD, antibiotic-resistant superbugs could kill up to 1.3m people in Europe by 2050. Recent research from the World Health Organisation also suggests that the European region is now at risk of an accelerated spread of antimicrobial resistance due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This has led researchers to explore new sources of antibiotics, ...
Scientists make new discovery in the quest for novel antibiotics Scientists who highlighted the bug-busting properties of bacteria in Northern Irish soil have made another exciting discovery in the quest to discover new antibiotics. The Traditional Medicine Group, an international collaboration of scientists from Swansea University, Brazil and Northern Ireland, have discovered more antibiotic-producing species and believe they may even have identified new varieties of antibiotics with potentially life-saving consequences. Antibiotic resistant superbugs could kill up to 1.3 million people in E...
E-Mail IMAGE: Researchers have discovered soil in the West Fermanagh scarplands contains several species of these antibiotic producing organisms. view more Credit: Traditional Medicine Group Scientists who highlighted the bug-busting properties of bacteria in Northern Irish soil have made another exciting discovery in the quest to discover new antibiotics. The Traditional Medicine Group, an international collaboration of scientists from Swansea University, Brazil and Northern Ireland, have discovered more antibiotic-producing species and believe they may even have identified new v...