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Comments on Microbead-Based Bacteriophages Kill Superbugs Alien-Style
Researchers have found a way to make bacteria like MRSA, who laugh at antibiotics, fear us. (Read
the complete story)
"I couldn't resist.
 (The Alien erupts) (Bill Christensen 4/3/2008 6:05:41 AM) |
| "The Russians/Soviets used virus/phage therapy for wound care for years, because they could randomly sample and search for viruses for "free", when they didn't have money or materials to develop newer antibiotics." (AJ Dual 4/4/2008 6:31:50 PM) |
| "AJ - great point. I had no idea that the Soviets had done so much work in that area. As it turns out, they have been working in this area for the past 90 years. Antibiotics were developed in the West in the 1940's when the CCCP was isolated; phage therapy was considered unreliable compared to antibiotics. Lots of details at Phage therapy.
This is one of those areas 'forgotten' by Western medicine that may save us from bacteria that have evolved immunity to antibiotics." (Bill Christensen 4/4/2008 8:47:26 PM) |
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