Antibiotic use attributable to RSV infections during infancy—an international prospective birth cohort study

Bacteria, the first living beings to inhabit the Earth, although invisible to the human eye, are the largest population of organisms on the planet. Made up of a single cell and exposed to a changing environment full of threats, they have developed various mechanisms that allow them to resist, tolerate and survive inhospitable conditions such as temperatures [...] The entry CONICET scientists study antibiotic effects in bacterial communities was …

Antibiotic use attributable to RSV infections during infancy—an international prospective birth cohort study

Authors: Hak SF, Venekamp RP, Billard M-N, Cianci D, van Houten MA, Pollard AJ, Heikkinen T, Cunningham S, Millar M, Martinon-Torres F, Dacosta-Urbieta A, Bont LJ, Wildenbeest JG; on behalf of the PROMISE Investigators. Published in: Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy The post Antibiotic use attributable to RSV infections during infancy—an international prospective birth cohort study first appeared on Penta .