Zithromax May Save Mothers from Sepsis During Delivery, But Not Their Children: Study
Use of Zithromax during delivery cut sepsis risks for mothers by 33%
Use of Zithromax during delivery cut sepsis risks for mothers by 33%
Sulfa drugs were the antibiotic most linked to an increased risk of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, the researchers determined.
The report urges countries to address climate change, waste disposal problems and antibiotic overuse to prevent the further evolution of treatment-resistant superbugs.
The manufacturer warns the recalled infusion sets may under-deliver chemotherapy, fluids and antibiotics to patients
Zithromax failed to outperform a placebo in treating lower respiratory tract infections
Exposure to sublethal levels of Roundup led to the development of antibiotic resistance in P. aeruginosa, which can cause pneumonia and other serious infections
Cross-contamination of Beta-lactam and other antibiotics can result in severe allergic reactions.
Emergency Departments often prescribe the drugs without testing to confirm they are needed, potentially contributing to childhood antibiotic overuse
Antibiotic resistant infections are on the risk as a result of antibiotic overprescribing among children, and the drugs often do not effectively address certain health problems, researchers warn.
Inappropriate or overuse of antibiotics can cost as much as $97 in unnecessary costs per patient.