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Can phage therapy cure antibiotic-resistant infections? - Vimarsana News

Can phage therapy cure antibiotic-resistant infections?

Phage therapy cured prostate infection survivor Greg Breed. Can it help millions of other patients as antibiotic resistance grows?

Source: popsci.com
Viruses could be an unlikely ally in battling antibiotic-resistant bacteria - Vimarsana News

Viruses could be an unlikely ally in battling antibiotic-resistant bacteria

Experimental phage therapy offers a lifeline when antibiotics no longer work. Prostate infection survivor Gregory Breed is proof.

Source: yahoo.com
Anti-Bacterial Virus (Phage PASA16) Treated Antibiotic Resistant Infections: 86.6% Success Rate - Vimarsana News

Anti-Bacterial Virus (Phage PASA16) Treated Antibiotic Resistant Infections: 86.6% Success Rate

An study led by Prof. Ran Nir-Paz and Prof. Ronen Hazan has used a virus called phage PASA16 to treat tough infections caused by Pseudomonas aeruginos....

Transplant Patients Face Risk of Chagas from Unscreened Organ Donors — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Transplant Patients Face Risk of Chagas from Unscreened Organ Donors — ProPublica

Bob Naedele died after receiving a heart from a donor with Chagas disease. His death could have been prevented if the donor had been tested. The group that governs U.S. transplant policies is considering mandatory screening of at-risk donors.

Organ transplant patients can die when donors aren't screened for this parasitic disease - Vimarsana News

Organ transplant patients can die when donors aren't screened for this parasitic disease

Bob Naedele died after receiving a heart from a donor with Chagas disease. His death could have been prevented if the donor had been tested. The group that governs U.S. transplant policies is considering mandatory screening of at-risk donors.