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A new antibiotic: Yawn? Hardly

Normally, this wouldn t even make the news.
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Antibiotic Crisis: Obama Cares?

In the twenty years too late is better than nothing departmen
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Get the bugs out of our food, says Ruth Reichl

No, the bugs she s talking about are not roaches, crickets, etc., not at all they re antibiotic-r
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ACSH advisor Dr. David Shlaes now writes for Science 2.0 . About (what else)? antibiotics.

If you are looking for someone who is perfectly suited to inter
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Has the FDA started to display a little sanity? Two new antibiotics beat down MRSA. One has been approved, and the other is likely.

We at ACSH have written frequently about the misguided change in mind
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Pharma gingerly returns to antibiotic research: Too little too late?

The very
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To feed or not to feed: Antibiotics in livestock as growth promoters. Good idea?

A long-running controversy has reared its head agai
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Antibiotics and the FDA: will the agency reboot its policies?

Former vice president of infectious disease re
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