Word: antibioticized
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Calm Assurance. All this has alarmed the usually restrained New England Journal of Medicine, which describes the resistance-transfer process as "intellectually fascinating and therapeutically frightening." The journal gloomily suggests that "unless drastic measures are taken very soon, physicians may find themselves in the pre-antibiotic Middle Ages in the...
≫ CHLORAMPHENICOL. For 15 years FDA has struggled with the problem of how to label and whether to restrict the use of this antibiotic (Parke, Davis' Chloromycetin). It is unquestionably the best drug against half a dozen uncommon diseases and a few medical conditions that should be treated in...
Related evidence discussed last week suggests that RNA extracted from the brains of trained animals can be used to accelerate learning when injected into untrained animals. Converse evidence that chemicals are involved in forgetting came from the University of Michigan's Dr. Bernard W. Agranoff, who reported that trained...
While undergoing added scrutiny, the industry is also divided against itself. In a legal donnybrook over the price and patents of the tetracycline antibiotic, some 30 suits and countersuits have been filled by producers, buyers, sellers and the Federal Trade Commission. Criticism of the prices charged by big companies has...
Zipped In. After Dr. Haynes's patients had had their burns treated, the rest of their bodies was scrubbed with detergent. Their heads were shampooed and their fingernails trimmed and cleaned. To keep down bacteria that normally live inside the nose, Dr. Haynes gave them an antibiotic. Then the...