Sentences with phrase «reduced by antibiotic»

The same bacteria are among those reduced by antibiotic use in early childhood.

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Recent evidence suggests that mortality could be further reduced by treating high - risk children also with azithromycin antibiotic.

«Most importantly, the scientific review found that the use of precautionary antibiotics did not reduce the number of infant deaths — neither from GBS (Group B Strep) infection nor from all causes — and the number of later, serious infections is increased by the use of antibiotics during labor.»

We applaud Trusts that screen their patients before admission, as the policy of not screening surely goes against the Government's ambition to reduce antimicrobial resistance, if we can prevent an infection by taking additional precautions where a positive screen is obtained then surely this reduces the need for antibiotics and makes a better outcome for the patient and save lives.

The effectiveness of many antibiotics has been reduced by bacteria's ability to rapidly evolve and develop strategies to resist antibiotics.

The work is part of a global response to the need to reduce the use of antibiotics, driven in part by President Obama's National Action Plan for Combating Antibiotic - Resistant Bacteria.

Composting reduced concentrations of some antibiotics by up to 99 percent.

In another study, the same researchers who discovered the uptake of antibiotics by plants tested four of these drugs to determine how effective composting would be in reducing harmful chemicals in turkey manure.

Mrs Wastenage said the survey results would be fed into current farming industry initiatives to measure and reduce use of antibiotics, such as those being run by RUMA and CHAWG.

A recent study found that testing for penicillin allergies reduced by 34 percent the use of vancomycin, described in the story as «a powerful, last - resort antibiotic.»

The reduced bacteria levels were similar to those found in mice treated by a different antibiotic known to be effective against that strain of TB.

This implies that antibiotic prescribing nationally should be reduced by 10 % by 2020, in accordance with the national ambition to cut levels of inappropriate prescribing in half.

In response to this, the UK government set an ambition to reduce inappropriate antibiotic prescribing by 50 % by 2020.

A new study in JAMA Internal Medicine to be released January 27 offers an inexpensive and seemingly simple «nudge» that reduced inappropriate antibiotic prescribing by nearly 20 percent.

The researchers estimated that if an average - sized GP practice with 7,000 patients reduced its antibiotic prescribing to people with respiratory tract infections by 10 per cent, there could be one extra case of pneumonia each year.

Hyperthermophilic composting, therefore, has the potential to make composting end products safer by reducing the abundance of unwanted antibiotic resistance genes.

Reducing the use of high - risk, broad - spectrum antibiotics by 30 percent could lower CDI by 26 percent, estimates the CDC.

Simple disinfectant use has been shown to reduce rates of infection by antibiotic - resistant bacteria, and yet hospitals in many countries, including the United States, often neglect such basic measures.

Led by U-M hospitalist and co-author of the new study Scott Flanders, M.D., the Michigan Hospital Medicine Safety Consortium is exploring collaborations between hospitalists and infectious disease prevention specialists to reduce use of antibiotics.

The effect is thought to be mediated by the intestinal microbes, since antibiotics in animal studies has been found to change the composition of the intestinal microbiota and reduce biodiversity.

Sending a subtle letter to 800 GP practices has reduced antibiotic prescriptions by more than 73,000, the UK «nudge unit» has claimed

The organisation claims this message reduced the number of antibiotic prescriptions by 73,406 — just over 3 per cent.

Dr Clark also highlighted the potential of the test to tackle antibiotic resistance — the growth of resistant strains of bacteria which can not be treated with antibiotics — by reducing unnecessary or ineffective use of medication.

The data generated from this group revealed that the reduced hepatic inflammation by antibiotics was accompanied by decreased free and conjugated secondary bile acids in a gender - dependent manner.

The antibiotic suppression of intestinal bacteria significantly reduced activity by the bacteria enzyme β - glucuronidase.

But the researchers were able to reduce populations of persistent bacteria by up to 99 percent by first perking them up with nutrients and then blasting them with an antibiotic.

«When we exposed them to fresh nutrients and antibiotics at the same time, we were able to reduce their numbers by an order of magnitude.»

The development of next - generation probiotics to reestablish colonization resistance and eliminate potential pathogens from the gut is warranted and will reduce health care — associated infections caused by highly antibiotic - resistant bacteria.

We calculated that if we applied that cap to China and the member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, we could reduce antibiotic use by 60 %.

Produced by diverse universities and institutions across the country and world, the supplement investigates the quality of vital, broadly sold drugs, such as anti-malarials and antibiotics; new tests and assays to detect counterfeit drugs; and proposed policy changes and laws to reduce the distribution and sale of falsified medications.

The authors suggest the mechanism behind this effect is the immunomodulatory effect of antibiotics, and the disruption of the microorganisms (microbiome) in the gut caused by antibiotics which can lead to reduce immune responses.

For decades, there has been a significant effort led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and others to reduce inappropriate antibiotic prescribing.

This disruption usually is caused by broad - spectrum antibiotics (Figure 2), 1,5,8 — 11 with clindamycin (Cleocin) and broad - spectrum penicillins and cephalosporins most commonly implicated.8 Antibiotics with a reduced propensity to induce infection include aminoglycosides, metronidazole, antipseudomonals, and vancomycin.8 The risk of developing antibiotic - associated diarrhea more than doubles with longer than three days of antibiotic therapy (risk ratiantibiotics (Figure 2), 1,5,8 — 11 with clindamycin (Cleocin) and broad - spectrum penicillins and cephalosporins most commonly implicated.8 Antibiotics with a reduced propensity to induce infection include aminoglycosides, metronidazole, antipseudomonals, and vancomycin.8 The risk of developing antibiotic - associated diarrhea more than doubles with longer than three days of antibiotic therapy (risk ratiAntibiotics with a reduced propensity to induce infection include aminoglycosides, metronidazole, antipseudomonals, and vancomycin.8 The risk of developing antibiotic - associated diarrhea more than doubles with longer than three days of antibiotic therapy (risk ratio: 2.28).12

More importantly, the brand - new therapy allows the dose of antibiotics to be reduced by 90 percent to attain the same level of effectiveness, and the development of NDM - 1 resistance to be significantly slowed down, which will largely extend the life cycle of currently used antibiotics.

Through a series of tests on an NDM - 1 Escherichia coli (E. coli)(denoted as NDM - HK), clinically collected by Dr. Ho Pak Leung, director of the HKU Carol Yu Centre for Infection, the team revealed that CBS can «tame» the superbug reducing it to almost sensitive strain which can be easily killed by commonly used Carbapenem antibiotics.

We identified, by DFA, few B. burgdorferi in XT from treated animals after the first round of xenodiagnosis (~ 7 months p.i.), which may indicate an effect of the antibiotic consistent with reducing the population.

Researchers reported that preventive therapy with levofloxacin or other antibiotics reduced the odds of infection, including fevers and bloodstream infections, by 70 percent or more in ALL patients with neutropenia during induction therapy.

Levofloxacin also reduced patients» odds of antibiotic - associated infection with Clostridium difficile by 95 percent or more.

Triple therapy: Two antibiotics: Amoxicillin or Metronidazole plus Clarithromycin with a Proton Pump Inhibitor (While Proton Pump Inhibitors can make us more susceptible to H. Pylori by themselves, they work in synergy with antibiotics to reduce H. Pylori)

By understanding this concept, we can see that the key weapon to prevent the development of antibiotic resistance is to reduce the use of antibiotics.

By boosting the bacteria already living in your gut, probiotics can increase digestive regularity, reduce diarrhea, alleviate symptoms of IBS like gas and bloating, and promote digestive health after taking antibiotics.

Pairing the extract with the antibiotic ciprofloaxin reduced E. coli and P. mirabilis biofilm formation by about 70 % and the two P. aeruginosa strains by 83 % and 54 %, compared with control cultures treated with just ciprofloaxin.

These probiotic supplements counter side effects of antibiotics by preventing diarrhea and yeast infections, reducing symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), and easing off frequent antibiotic use.

-- Since candida albicans overgrowth is believed to be one of the key causes you must reduce candida by avoiding antibiotics (present also in meat and dairy), sugar, and refined carbohydrates.

Retinoids are often prescribed in conjunction with antibiotics in the treatment of acne and they're known to reduce * the appearance of acne by up to 70 %.

o Amoxicillin (an antibiotic) o Carbamazepine (Tegretol, a drug for controlling seizures or chronic pain) o Celecoxib (Celebrex, an anti-inflammatory pain reliever) o Cephalexin (Keflex, an antibiotic) o Diazepam (Valium, a tranquilizer) o Diphenoxylate (Lomotil, a drug for diarrhea) o Fentanyl (Duragesic, a narcotic pain reliever) o Furosemide (Lasix, a diuretic used for fluid retention) o Hydrocodone (a narcotic pain reliever, found in Vicodin) o Lansoprazole (Prevacid, a proton pump inhibitor, used to reduce stomach acid) o Levofloxacin (Levaquin, an antibiotic) o Metformin (Glucophage, a drug that reduces blood sugar, used by diabetics) o Phenytoin (Dilantin, a drug for controlling seizures) o Temazepam (Restoril, a sleeping pill) o Topiramate (Topimax, a drug used for preventing migraine headaches)

Some horses may require non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) to help reduce fever, pain, and inflammation, or antibiotics if deemed necessary by the veterinarian.

The skin reactions themselves will need to be treated as well and this could be done with administration of steroidal medications to help relieve the itching and irritation, antibiotic medications given orally or intravenously for any bacterial infections which may be found to be present and topical solutions recommended to reduce the discomfort being experienced by your pet.

Many veterinarians give pets with liver disease antibiotics like metronidazole and / or ampicillin in an attempt to reduce the production of ammonia by the resident bacteria of the animal's intestines.