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antibiotics
| 7 min read
By
Bree Foster, PhD
The NIH funding crisis that could reshape biotech for years to come
The NIH budget survived a proposed 40 percent cut, but falling grant numbers could still have lasting consequences for drug discovery.
Articles
| 3 min read
By
Bree Foster, PhD
Calla Lily joins $50M program targeting antibiotic resistance
A new intravaginal drug delivery platform has been selected to investigate whether localized UTI treatment can reduce the collateral effects of systemic antibiotics.
News
| 5 min read
By
Bree Foster, PhD
AI helps uncover new antibiotic candidates against drug-resistant gonorrhea
The approach identifies entirely new chemical structures that could help replenish a thinning antibiotic pipeline as resistance continues to rise.
News
| 4 min read
By
DDN editorial team
Weekly Rundown: First FDA Priority Voucher goes to antibiotic
Billion-dollar partnerships, Phase 1 wins, AI regulatory tools, and more led the news this week.
News
| 6 min read
By
Bree Foster, PhD
Why is tuberculosis still a global challenge?
A century after the first vaccine, tuberculosis still claims over a million lives a year, but promising research could change the story.
News
| 4 min read
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DDN editorial team
Weekly Rundown: Lilly, NVIDIA to build pharma's most powerful AI supercomputer
Another biotech retreats from AAV, a promising antibiotic, a paused CRISPR trial, and more led the news this week.
News
| 4 min read
By
Bree Foster, PhD
Breaking the bacterial barrier to fight antimicrobial resistance
Researchers are turning bacterial transport systems from obstacles into opportunities for targeted therapy.
News
| 2 min read
By
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Non-antibiotic drugs increase microbiome susceptibility to infections
Nearly 25 percent of non-antibiotic drugs tested in the study enabled the proliferation of enteropathogens.
News
| 2 min read
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MeMed
New studies show MeMed BV supports clinical decision making and reduces unnecessary antibiotic use
Real-world data and KOL insights highlight MeMed BV’s supportive role in emergency medicine
Industry Perspectives
| 3 min read
By
Bree Foster, PhD
Gepotidacin could help fight antibiotic resistance on two fronts
After decades of stalled innovation, a new oral antibiotic could now combat both everyday infections and urgent public health threats.
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