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Mahalo Answers for antibiotic resistance
how is tamiflu resistance tested (to identify flu resistant to tamiflu treatment)? 1 Answer98 percent of this year's circulating H1N1 flu strains are immune to Tamiflu, compared with only 12 percent during the 2007-2008 flu season says an article in S... read more
Why havent viruses and bacteria developed a resistance to soap and water? 5 AnswersI am not a doctor, handwashing with soap works by lifting and removing dirt and oils (with the germs). The water washes it away. So the the germs are physical... read more
This sounds unlikely to me. I'm asking specifically about the story a few paragraphs down about untreated TB in the UK. 2 AnswersAccording to the UK Department of Health, "medication for the treatment of tuberculosis to be provided free of charge in TB clinics or via a patient group direc... read more
Why do antibiotics taste so hideous? 1 AnswerWell, some actually do tweak your sense of taste a little while you're on them. The other thing is just that they're medicine, most chemicals taste astringent. ... read more
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Why are some people quick to accept the antibiotic resistance problem but not the limitations of a screening test? @halophoenix @pfanderson
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@hrana OK, well, they aren't a healthcare person, right? They don't understand antibiotic resistance problem. Trick question. :)
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@Starchasr let's start again, resistance arises because of mutational change during antibiotic therapy, this only has 2 happen in one cell!
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@Starchasr Increase in frequency of antibotic resistance genes is fact - antibiotic resistance due to genes - fact.
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@Starchasr this is esstablished as fact - I myself use antibiotic resistance genes to artificially select DNA molecules as part if my work
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