Sentence examples for antibiotics about from inspiring English sources

"During the cold weather, she needed supplemental antibiotics about once every month," her mother, Jennifer Reinhardt, told me when we spoke by phone.

It became resistant to antibiotics about five years ago, Dr. Emini said, and is the major new strain attacked in the new product.

This doctrine has been widely accepted – we all know about the dangers of overprescribing antibiotics, about the risks of over-zealous or misinterpreted scans, about the creeping medicalisation of childbirth – but its application to old age and death is what interests me here.

The death rate in such cases is alarmingly high not because the patients initially are gravely ill, but because hospital germs increasingly are resistant to multiple antibiotics: About 70% of those infections are resistant to at least one drug, so the infections are hard to treat.

He has not relapsed in ten years, but pulses with 2-3 weeks of oral antibiotics about six times per year because relapses are very common when severe central nervous system illness has become established.

Even in a low prescribing country such as the Netherlands there is an over-prescribing of antibiotics; about 50% of the antibiotic prescriptions for acute RT episodes are not in accordance with Dutch national guidelines [ 3- 5].

Antibiotic sales, about $24 billion worldwide, declined 1percentt last year, according to a report by Friedman, Billings, Ramsey.

Warning about the Lilly drug would be like warning someone taking an antibiotic about side effects found with a very different antibiotic.

The gap, however, contains only very small amounts of antibiotic (about 20 μg in total, as can be derived from Figure 5), while total gentamicin amounts in the bulk fluid are tenfold higher (compare Figure 6).

Concerns about the enduring utility of antibiotics—indeed, about a post-antibiotic era are widespread, as evidenced by reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, academia, and popular media alike.

Doctors and pharmacists must instruct patients when to use antibiotics, and about the importance of finishing a course of treatment.