Antibiotics

This enables germs to go under the radar and avoid being picked up by drugs.

The procedure uses healthy stool filled with "good" bacteria to restore balance to digestive systems weakened by antibiotics.

"I could have lost a finger or hand, or the way the doctor described it, even worse," fisherman Colby Milward said.

Many "anti-vax" parents see themselves as experts on their own children.

Medical researchers have known for decades that the pipeline for new drugs to stave off bacterial infections would one day run dry. That day is now at hand.

Antibiotics have saved countless lives over the years, but as deadly bacteria grow immune, those miracle drugs stop working.

"The bacteria explosively eats away at the patients cornea in a matter of days," the doctor warned.

The suspect was indicted Tuesday for stealing "pre-retail" prescription medications, mislabeling them so as to "defraud or mislead," misusing someone's health information and violating a court order preventing him from packing a firearm.

55-year-old woman developed condition through a reaction to antibiotics.

Researchers hope to harness the body's own defenses to fight potentially deadly bacteria.

Alexa Juckiewicz-Caspell had to learn how to speak and breathe again after she developed Stevens-Johnson syndrome.

Current treatments can cause nasty side effects including burning and aching muscles.

One key factor is that people only take antibiotics for a short period of time, just until an infection clears.

Typhoid is most commonly spread via contaminated food and water.

A patient in the U.K. was cured by his last choice antibiotic.

The patients are believed to have contracted the infection in Southeast Asia.

Less than a century after the discovery of antibiotics, the world is at risk of entering an era in which the life-saving drugs no longer work.

Government health officials in England say a man in the U.K. picked up the world's "worst-ever" case of super-gonorrhea after a sexual rendezvous with a woman in southeast Asia.

Duckbills, beaver-tails...and antibacterial milk?

Drug-resistant superbugs kill 700,000 people every year around the world.

The drug was discovered in the late 1970s.

Scientists warn this STI is acting like a superbug.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 55 cases of Campylobacter infection caused by animals from the pet store franchise.

Antibiotic-resistant infections are a growing problem, and there is not enough research currently underway to develop new drugs.

We need to flat-out socialize the development of new antibiotics, and increasingly regulate the use of existing ones.

When treatments run longer than necessary, patients are put at unnecessary risk of developing antibiotics resistance, the authors explain.

We need to intervene now in order to avoid the catastrophic consequences of antibiotic resistance.

Just as the World Health Organization releases its first-ever list of such pathogens, a new study reveals an alarming spike in antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections among children. And infectious disease experts are scared.

Putting on a few pounds may be the least of your worries this festive season.

An EMA report reveals WHO advice has not been taken, endangering human health.