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This bacteria is resistant to every available antibiotic.
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I will calculate the spectrum dust in the calcinator death ray, to counteract this antibiotic. And you will all be destroyed.
We have to find a suitable antibiotic. It takes time.
You got any idea how many steps it takes. to synthesize an antibiotic specific for this bug?
The broad spectrum antibiotic I gave him should slow the infection down.
I'm looking for a specific antibiotic reaction.
Joy Holder died of anaphylactic shock from an antibiotic.
You talk about sex like it was an antibiotic suppository!
Mixin' it up with a little clay here, kinda makes a natural antibiotic.
I need some bandages, antibiotic and some antiseptic.
I'll give you some antibiotic ointment.
Blood tests show a smorgasbord of drugs in his system. Even an antibiotic, probably to keep the bed sores from infecting.
I'd like to put a sterile dressing on his abrasion, antibiotic ointment.
Mould. With luck, I may be able to create an elementary antibiotic.
Optimally. you want to introduce the antibiotic directly into the bloodstream. either through a syringe or IV.
Jack, prepare an antibiotic, quick, will you?
So, listen, be sure and give him this antibiotic I prepared every four hours.
Antibiotic R. Last one.
A steroid with an antibiotic.
Well, that antibiotic seems to have done the trick, Mike.
And if they work long and hard enough, and are lucky the world suddenly has a new antibiotic.
Okay, try this one! I want you to take a syringe and some antibiotic for David.
I sent her with some antibiotic for the father.
Brookmyre said it wasn't an antidote, just a strong antibiotic.
They gave me an antibiotic.
Somebody prescribed an antibiotic without knowing her history of aplastic anemia, and it's wiping out her white cells and bone marrow.
Mixing it up with a little clay here, kind of makes a natural antibiotic.
Possibly the product of antibiotic drugs and food.
I'm so peaceful I'm not even antibiotic.
That was the antibiotic.
Blood tests show a whole smorgasbord of drugs in his system. even an antibiotic, which must have been administered to keep the bedsores from infecting.
Here's his antibiotic.
I'm gonna give you a broad-spectrum antibiotic to help fight it.
Full of nitrates and enzymes - a natural antibiotic.
We'll also give you an antibiotic for any STDs. that may have been transmitted.
This is antibiotic. What for?
A mystical antibiotic.
She thinks the liquid in the syringe might be some sort of sulphur- based antibiotic.
I translated enough of the writing to know lmmunitech had engineered the symbiotes with a built- in kill switch, a susceptibility to a particular antibiotic.
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Compare this with antibiotic treatment of, say, a urogenital infection, which lasts a few weeks at most.
Welcome back to the pre-antibiotic era!
Moreover, the DOTS strategy requires that health care professionals supervise the standard treatment regimens to ensure that TB patients remain on the antibiotic cocktail for the full six months, thereby slowing the emergence of drug resistance.
The director-general of the World Health Organization has warned that if the world falls back into a pre-antibiotic age, a scratch or throat infection could become lethal once again.
Medical experts warn that because the birds are routinely fed antibiotics to keep them growing in such crowded, filthy, and stressful conditions, antibiotic-resistant bacteria could cause a public-health threat.
For example, increased NIH funding, extended market exclusivity, and relaxed regulatory hurdles in the US resulted in a renaissance in antibiotic drug development.
Without encumbering him with any prescription, I told him somewhat sheepishly that I was going on an extended foreign trip and wanted to keep a precautionary strip of antibiotic tablets with me.
Examples of this progress in the past couple of years are plentiful, and include the statins, Plavix, interferon, warfarin, and the antibiotic flucloxacillin.