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Kids that are given antibiotics early in life are more likely to suffer from asthma. Or is it the other way around?

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Health News Update: May 12, 2014

Get the latest news on the costly Hepatitis C drug, why C-sections have skyrocketed in numbers, and the real reason behind the lack of research on antibiotic research
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Antibiotic resistance: At ACSH, we are ahead of The Times

While it s good to see that The New York Times is t
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Drug-resistant bacteria not just from hospital stays

The emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, in particular MRSA, a strain of Staphylococ
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Pharma gingerly returns to antibiotic research: Too little too late?

The very
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New drugs: A numbers game or just the wrong number?

A the end of every year there is a tally of the number of n
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Finally Some real action by the FDA to address the antibiotic resistance problem

Every now and then our government gets something right.
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FDA pushes to fight drug-resistant germs (that they helped cause)

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The antibiotic crisis: More dire warnings but no solution in sight

We at ACSH have
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Feared penicillin reaction: less frequent than we thought

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