How a scraped knee nearly killed a 3-year-old girl
Two weeks after 3-year-old Ashley scraped her knee, she was screaming in a hospital, fighting for her life as her family scoured Caracas for scarce antibiotics
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Two weeks after 3-year-old Ashley scraped her knee, she was screaming in a hospital, fighting for her life as her family scoured Caracas for scarce antibiotics
Officials say the "last line of defense" against this sexually transmitted disease is weakening
Rising concern over antibiotic-resistant "superbugs" prompts world leaders to push for an end to the drugs' overuse
Just one dose of an experimental antibiotic gel might one day do the trick when it comes to common ear infections
New research looks at one of the factors that may affect whether a child develops hay fever or other allergic conditions
The key to fighting antibiotic-resistant bugs may lie in certain people's nasal passages
The FDA announces tougher labeling and says the drugs shouldn't be used for a lot of common ailments
Health officials fear a "perfect storm" of problems could put patients at risk
Health officials say at least 18 U.S. women became infected with a disfiguring bacteria after traveling to the Caribbean nation for surgery
Study finds patients use leftover medicines, get pills from family or friends, or even take drugs intended for their pets
The first two to three years of life are a critical time for the developing microbiome of a child
After a Pennsylvania woman was infected with bacteria resistant to "last resort" antibiotics, officials weigh in on how much people should worry
"End of the road for antibiotics unless we act urgently," leading health official says after latest development
A new report takes on the global challenge of combatting superbugs, and lays out a plan to turn the tide
A real allergic reaction to the antibiotic may include hives, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, and swelling
Antibiotic resistance leads to thousands of deaths each year, and overuse is the main driver, researchers say
34-year-old Diana Cejas tells her story of learning how to walk and talk again, what it was like to be a patient, and how she's become a better doctor
Bowing to consumer pressure for greater transparency about the food they eat, fast-food chains move toward serving antibiotic-free meats
Hazardous bacteria is found in animals at children's petting zoo
Tens of thousands of people die each year as a result of infections they caught in the hospital
A new study examines possible connection between the commonly-prescribed drugs and temporary mental confusion
Instead of looking for viruses and bacteria, a promising new blood test takes a different approach
Antibiotics won't help a common cold or cough, but many patients ask for them
British health officials issue warning about sexually transmitted disease; is there cause for alarm in the U.S., too?
In certain circumstances, antibiotics may be enough to treat children's appendicitis, according to new research