Examples of using Superbugs in English and their translations into German
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Superbugs- on the frontiers of sustainability.
Rapid detection of multi-resistant bacteria(„superbugs") MRSA, VRE, E.
These new superbugs are a danger to public health.
She would been researching technologies that can be used environmental toxins, dirty bombs,custom-made superbugs.
There are now superbugs that do not respond to any drug.
Our current study identifies new andfeasible ways how to support the immune system in fighting superbugs.
New phenomena, such as immune deficiency,“superbugs” and new viral diseases are spreading.
Among these superbugs is Klebsiella, which can cause severe and often fatal infections of the bloodstream and lungs.
His invention might help curb the overuse of antibiotics that is leading to antimicrobial resistance andhalt the spread of multidrug-resistant(MDR)“superbugs”.
The over-use of regular antibiotics has created'superbugs', bacteria that are resistant to almost all types of antibiotics.
In recent years, it's become normal for many manufacturers in the food and beverage industry to launch new products every year, while pharmaceutical companies are often pushed to accelerate thedevelopment of new antibiotics as outbreaks of drug-resistant‘superbugs' continue to rise.
Antimicrobial resistance(AMR)- the development of'superbugs' resistant to antibiotic treatment- has emerged as a major global threat to public health.
In the past it was thought that antibacterial soap would be helpful, butnewer studies have shown that antibacterial soaps can cause superbugs, that is why ordinary detergent or soap is recommended.
Over the past decade,there has been a lot of news coverage on superbugs that have made their way to North America and pose threats to the health of the general public.
The unrestrained use of toxic agrochemicals, including the'prophylactic' use of chemicals like the neonicotinoids which are decimating wild pollinators,has led to a proliferation of resistant'superweeds' and'superbugs' demanding increasing applications of increasingly toxic chemical formulations.
Antimicrobial resistance(AMR)- the development of'superbugs' resistant to antibiotic treatment- has emerged as a major global threat to public health, killing hundreds of thousands of people annually.
A Perth- and Philadelphia-based medical cannabis company working with CBD is receiving 40 million US dollars in funding from US institutional investors following studies suggesting its cannabis-derived compound could be used as apowerful new antimicrobial including against so-called"superbugs.
Klebsiella pneumoniae has even more in common with other superbugs that pose a threat to your health-it's drug-resistant, making it difficult to treat and putting the person infected at a high risk of serious complications.
And you have this superbug.
That is what a superbug is.
What are a few tests on a superbug?
Isn't that a superbug?
He and his colleague Janet Casey discovered the superbug.
But it's now moved into the superbug category because it has changed over time and seems to have become almost drug-resistant.
There's medication to treat the superbug, but there is always a risk of it returning.
Because she has been suffering from a superbug called C. diff, and it's resistant to antibiotics in many cases.
A small-scale study showed extremely encouraging results, and there's been a few other recentmedications that show promise to help wipe out the superbug.
MRSA is a superbug that's found in health care settings, and its drug-resistance has been a hot topic in the news lately because of a possible new drug that could fight this tough bacteria.
The reason the superbug can be such a threat to your health is because the bacteria can remain in the skin and move deeper into the body.
According to the CDC, some of the ways people can contract the superbug is by breathing it in(causing pneumonia), entering the bloodstream, hand to hand contact with someone infected(then touching various parts of the body or food), and through the use of contaminated medical devices.