Danny Bonaduce, best known for his role in the 1970’s TV show “The Partidge Family,” was attacked by a female fan while making a public apperance in a Washington State casino. A fan asked the former child star for a kiss and then bit him on the cheek. She Sank Her Teeth Into Him […]
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One Document, Under Siege
Medicine: Misuse of Antibiotics
Chemistry Nobel honors research on life-giving ribosome
Two Americans and an Israeli were awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for painstakingly mapping out the thousands of atoms that make up the ribosome — work that paves the way for new antibiotics. Inside all animals, plants and bacteria are DNA molecules that contain the blueprint for life
New research warns penicillin ‘becoming obsolete’
A Looming Drug Crisis: The Dearth of New Antibiotics
In recent years, efforts to combat drug-resistant bacteria have focused on the immediate goal of reducing rates of hospital-acquired infections. But now global health officials face an approaching crisis: the number of different antibiotics available to treat such infections when they do occur is dwindling because pharmaceutical companies have neglected to invest in the development of new types of drugs