The data presented here suggests that the monitoring of changing resistance profiles locally in maintaining treatment efficacy to resistant pathogens.
The findings apply only to resistant hypertension.
For decades, farmers have responded to resistant weeds by turning to a new herbicide.
The C.D.C. has even devoted a division to combat this problem, which can lead to resistant strains of illnesses and undesirable side effects.
Since his inauguration, the president has repeatedly reached across party lines to resistant Republicans as the stimulus plan has wound its way through the Democrat-controlled Congress.
But there are still huge hurdles to overcome on the ground, from poor data quality to resistant governments to technological illiteracy about publishing or releasing data online.
Just as antibiotics can give rise to resistant strains of bacteria, anticancer drugs can produce resistant cancer cells.
At a meeting in Tanzania last week on the crisis, agricultural experts urged farmers to use pesticides or switch to resistant varieties, according to reports from the meeting by BBC News and Reuters.
Because pediatricians are concerned that prolonged use of cotrimoxazole could lead to resistant malaria, they often stop the drug among AIDS patients when tests show significant improvement in the health of their immune system after antiretroviral therapy.
David Crawford, founder of Virginia-based Rainwater Management Solutions, attributes the limited US rollout to resistant utilities, relatively low water costs, a confusing melange of local codes and ignorance about the practice.
and then moving to resistant hosts (e.g. Pinus spp). in late instars (Lance and Barbosa 1982).
