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The headline reads, Docs say patients make them prescribe useless antibiotics. This puts a physician in roughly the same predicament as a serial killer. The latter says, Stop me before I kill again, while the former says, Stop me before I prescribe again. – Nicolas Martin, www.iatrogenic.org	added by upthetotempole 1 year ago
Perhaps we need to find a way to make burgers without giving the animals excessive antibiotics. – Craig Comiter	Found on CNN 1 year ago
That is just the way animals are bred for food, they’re going to pass infections to each other, so they need antibiotics so that they don’t die, so that we have a good source of protein. – Craig Comiter	Found on CNN 1 year ago
We typically expect some degree of improvement these medications, but when we saw him two day later, he was getting far worse, so that’s when we inquired about specifically the EzriCare tears, because we knew they were associated with resistant infection that may not respond to those really strong antibiotics. – Naomi Gutkind	Found on CNN 1 year ago
When somebody does present with a drug-resistant bacteria or fungus and we really need to rely on one of these last-line antibiotics, it’s usually a challenge to treat from the outset. And so the patients really don’t do as well as a result, in rare circumstances, we run out of options entirely, and in that case, there’s really nothing we can do. Fortunately, those cases remain quite rare, but I am certain that with this growing antibiotic resistance problem, we’ll see these increasing frequency over time. – Scott Roberts	Found on CNN 1 year ago
It’s a reminder that gonorrhea is becoming increasingly resistant, increasingly hard to treat. We don’t have any new antibiotics. We haven’t had new antibiotics to treat gonorrhea for years and we really need a different treatment strategy. – Jeffrey Klausner	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Domestic generic manufacturers are an anomaly, and I am proud to represent US Antibiotics, one of the only turnkey amoxicillin manufacturers in the US. – Diana Harshbarger	Found on FOX News 1 year ago
So anytime he gets a vaccine, we always have to do a high dose of antibiotics and a high dose of a steroid on top of it. – Sallie Luensman	Found on CNN 1 year ago
When we encounter a bad bacteria, antibiotics are a crucial tool to help us treat infection, and antibiotic resistance happens when the bacteria are no longer responding to the antibiotics that we’ve developed to kill them. And that means that the germs aren’t killed and they continue to grow. And this can have a devastating impact, particularly on certain people in our society. – Jerome Adams	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
That could be because the person doesn't have an infection at all and they just simply had allergy symptoms, it could be because they have a virus, and we know that cold is caused by a virus and doesn't benefit from an antibiotic. We know that COVID is caused by a virus – doesn't benefit from antibiotics. But what's interesting is that we're also finding out that there are bacterial infections – bacterial infections that don't benefit from antibiotics. Most ear infections actually, even when caused by a bacteria, studies show don't get better any quicker with an antibiotic than without an antibiotic. – Jerome Adams	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
We know that there are over 150 million patient visits every year to a doctor or urgent care clinic for some sort of upper respiratory infection – things like sore throat, cold, sinus and ear infections. And of those visits, we know that 47 million courses of antibiotics are prescribed for infections that don’t need an antibiotic. – Jerome Adams	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
Treating leprosy in humans is relatively straightforward, especially if it's diagnosed early enough, but for animals that aren't habituated to humans, such as these particular populations, it's very difficult to administer antibiotics. There are constraints to treating animals for leprosy and we have to consider the ethical implications of darting chimpanzees, so that makes the question of treatment a complicated one. – Kimberley Hockings	Found on CNN 2 years ago
I got lucky to land in a hospital that employs what has to be the best orthopedic surgeon in Utah. He was able to improvise and come up with a solution that should result in full use of my hand. I can’t explain the level of admiration I have for that man, I’m being treated aggressively with antibiotics, which I’m thankful the Infectious Disease staff here were prepared to do. Lastly, I’ve had the most wonderful nursing staff that have made me feel safe and comfortable since I got here. I definitely want to thank everyone that has reached out and for doing so, as well; it’s made recovery feel so much more manageable! – Lindsay Bull	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
The fungus takes the window of opportunity, invades the body, this body has a small opening because of Covid, because of the sugars( high glucose levels), because of the antibiotics -- because of so many other things,( black fungus) gets a foothold. – Hemant Thacker	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Paul has been able to speak to our parents by phone, paul is sick - he's indicated he has a 102F temperature and that prisoners are sharing around any over-the-counter medications they can spare. Paul also said he was receiving antibiotics, although if he has the cold virus he thinks he has, it's not clear why the prison medical staff would prescribe them. – David Whelan	Found on CNN 3 years ago
Who knows what would be the case if we didn't have modern ICUs and we couldn't treat secondary infections with antibiotics or put people on ventilators or had oxygen, if you compare these viruses side by side, without all the medical bells and whistles we have today, I'd say Covid-19 is worse. – Jeremy Faust	Found on CNN 3 years ago
The last 40 to 50 years have been exceptionally quiet for us, because we've had such tremendous progress in medical research, the combination of vaccines and antibiotics, the eradication of smallpox gives us hope for the current situation. – Martin Sikora	Found on CNN 3 years ago
While plague causes severe illness, if it is recognized promptly then it can be easily treated with antibiotics and patients will make a full recovery, the press reports indicate that this is the case in Inner Mongolia now, suggesting that there is no risk to public health. – Jimmy Whitworth	Found on CNN 3 years ago
We dismissed it, we spoke to his pediatrician and he gave us some antibiotics, he had a slight fever. But within five days it blew up to be a lot more than that. – John McMorrow	Found on CNN 3 years ago
I go to bed early and the next morning, I woke up with a 102-degree fever. I went to my respiratory clinic and was swabbed for COVID and had a chest X-ray, which showed I had double pneumonia. They started me on antibiotics and sent me home. They called me back two days later for the swab results. I had tested positive for COVID. I ended up in the hospital that night. – Megan Kingston	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
Even my doctors are completely shocked at how well I recovered, it could have been an attribution of a multitude of things. Maybe it was the combination of antibiotics I was on or the fact that we started intervention early at the hospital instead of waiting at home. It could have even been due to the shots I got during my military service. The shots everyone gets when going overseas for malaria or stuff like that. – Megan Kingston	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
It was one day a couple of weeks ago. I started shivering. So, I checked, and my temperature was normal, i go to bed early and the next morning, I woke up with a 102-degree fever. I went to my respiratory clinic and was swabbed for COVID and had a chest X-ray, which showed I had double pneumonia. They started me on antibiotics and sent me home. They called me back two days later for the swab results. I had tested positive for COVID. I ended up in the hospital that night. – Megan Kingston	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
If you've got a bacterial infection, it's really important to take antibiotics because infection itself can be really damaging to the unborn baby. – Ruth Gilbert	Found on CNN 4 years ago
They know its vaping. This is even new to the doctors. They told me outright, you know, were treating all the things he had, he came in, he had double pneumonia. They treated that with antibiotics. Theyre treating all the different things, but theres parts they dont even know whats going on. – Debbie Boclair	Found on FOX News 4 years ago

The headline reads, Docs say patients make them prescribe useless antibiotics. This puts a physician in roughly the same predicament as a serial killer. The latter says, Stop me before I kill again, while the former says, Stop me before I prescribe again.

– Nicolas Martin, www.iatrogenic.org

added by upthetotempole
1 year ago

Perhaps we need to find a way to make burgers without giving the animals excessive antibiotics.

– Craig Comiter

Found on CNN
1 year ago

That is just the way animals are bred for food, they’re going to pass infections to each other, so they need antibiotics so that they don’t die, so that we have a good source of protein.

– Craig Comiter

Found on CNN
1 year ago

We typically expect some degree of improvement these medications, but when we saw him two day later, he was getting far worse, so that’s when we inquired about specifically the EzriCare tears, because we knew they were associated with resistant infection that may not respond to those really strong antibiotics.

– Naomi Gutkind

Found on CNN
1 year ago

When somebody does present with a drug-resistant bacteria or fungus and we really need to rely on one of these last-line antibiotics, it’s usually a challenge to treat from the outset. And so the patients really don’t do as well as a result, in rare circumstances, we run out of options entirely, and in that case, there’s really nothing we can do. Fortunately, those cases remain quite rare, but I am certain that with this growing antibiotic resistance problem, we’ll see these increasing frequency over time.

– Scott Roberts

Found on CNN
1 year ago

It’s a reminder that gonorrhea is becoming increasingly resistant, increasingly hard to treat. We don’t have any new antibiotics. We haven’t had new antibiotics to treat gonorrhea for years and we really need a different treatment strategy.

– Jeffrey Klausner

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Domestic generic manufacturers are an anomaly, and I am proud to represent US Antibiotics, one of the only turnkey amoxicillin manufacturers in the US.

– Diana Harshbarger

Found on FOX News
1 year ago

So anytime he gets a vaccine, we always have to do a high dose of antibiotics and a high dose of a steroid on top of it.

– Sallie Luensman

Found on CNN
1 year ago

When we encounter a bad bacteria, antibiotics are a crucial tool to help us treat infection, and antibiotic resistance happens when the bacteria are no longer responding to the antibiotics that we’ve developed to kill them. And that means that the germs aren’t killed and they continue to grow. And this can have a devastating impact, particularly on certain people in our society.

– Jerome Adams

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

That could be because the person doesn't have an infection at all and they just simply had allergy symptoms, it could be because they have a virus, and we know that cold is caused by a virus and doesn't benefit from an antibiotic. We know that COVID is caused by a virus – doesn't benefit from antibiotics. But what's interesting is that we're also finding out that there are bacterial infections – bacterial infections that don't benefit from antibiotics. Most ear infections actually, even when caused by a bacteria, studies show don't get better any quicker with an antibiotic than without an antibiotic.

– Jerome Adams

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

We know that there are over 150 million patient visits every year to a doctor or urgent care clinic for some sort of upper respiratory infection – things like sore throat, cold, sinus and ear infections. And of those visits, we know that 47 million courses of antibiotics are prescribed for infections that don’t need an antibiotic.

– Jerome Adams

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

Treating leprosy in humans is relatively straightforward, especially if it's diagnosed early enough, but for animals that aren't habituated to humans, such as these particular populations, it's very difficult to administer antibiotics. There are constraints to treating animals for leprosy and we have to consider the ethical implications of darting chimpanzees, so that makes the question of treatment a complicated one.

– Kimberley Hockings

Found on CNN
2 years ago

I got lucky to land in a hospital that employs what has to be the best orthopedic surgeon in Utah. He was able to improvise and come up with a solution that should result in full use of my hand. I can’t explain the level of admiration I have for that man, I’m being treated aggressively with antibiotics, which I’m thankful the Infectious Disease staff here were prepared to do. Lastly, I’ve had the most wonderful nursing staff that have made me feel safe and comfortable since I got here. I definitely want to thank everyone that has reached out and for doing so, as well; it’s made recovery feel so much more manageable!

– Lindsay Bull

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

The fungus takes the window of opportunity, invades the body, this body has a small opening because of Covid, because of the sugars( high glucose levels), because of the antibiotics -- because of so many other things,( black fungus) gets a foothold.

– Hemant Thacker

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Paul has been able to speak to our parents by phone, paul is sick - he's indicated he has a 102F temperature and that prisoners are sharing around any over-the-counter medications they can spare. Paul also said he was receiving antibiotics, although if he has the cold virus he thinks he has, it's not clear why the prison medical staff would prescribe them.

– David Whelan

Found on CNN
3 years ago

Who knows what would be the case if we didn't have modern ICUs and we couldn't treat secondary infections with antibiotics or put people on ventilators or had oxygen, if you compare these viruses side by side, without all the medical bells and whistles we have today, I'd say Covid-19 is worse.

– Jeremy Faust

Found on CNN
3 years ago

The last 40 to 50 years have been exceptionally quiet for us, because we've had such tremendous progress in medical research, the combination of vaccines and antibiotics, the eradication of smallpox gives us hope for the current situation.

– Martin Sikora

Found on CNN
3 years ago

While plague causes severe illness, if it is recognized promptly then it can be easily treated with antibiotics and patients will make a full recovery, the press reports indicate that this is the case in Inner Mongolia now, suggesting that there is no risk to public health.

– Jimmy Whitworth

Found on CNN
3 years ago

We dismissed it, we spoke to his pediatrician and he gave us some antibiotics, he had a slight fever. But within five days it blew up to be a lot more than that.

– John McMorrow

Found on CNN
3 years ago

I go to bed early and the next morning, I woke up with a 102-degree fever. I went to my respiratory clinic and was swabbed for COVID and had a chest X-ray, which showed I had double pneumonia. They started me on antibiotics and sent me home. They called me back two days later for the swab results. I had tested positive for COVID. I ended up in the hospital that night.

– Megan Kingston

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

Even my doctors are completely shocked at how well I recovered, it could have been an attribution of a multitude of things. Maybe it was the combination of antibiotics I was on or the fact that we started intervention early at the hospital instead of waiting at home. It could have even been due to the shots I got during my military service. The shots everyone gets when going overseas for malaria or stuff like that.

– Megan Kingston

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

It was one day a couple of weeks ago. I started shivering. So, I checked, and my temperature was normal, i go to bed early and the next morning, I woke up with a 102-degree fever. I went to my respiratory clinic and was swabbed for COVID and had a chest X-ray, which showed I had double pneumonia. They started me on antibiotics and sent me home. They called me back two days later for the swab results. I had tested positive for COVID. I ended up in the hospital that night.

– Megan Kingston

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

If you've got a bacterial infection, it's really important to take antibiotics because infection itself can be really damaging to the unborn baby.

– Ruth Gilbert

Found on CNN
4 years ago

They know its vaping. This is even new to the doctors. They told me outright, you know, were treating all the things he had, he came in, he had double pneumonia. They treated that with antibiotics. Theyre treating all the different things, but theres parts they dont even know whats going on.

– Debbie Boclair

Found on FOX News
4 years ago

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