For decades, antibiotics have been a mainstay of treatments for urinary tract infections (UTIs). Still, the growing threat of antibiotic resistance has limited clinicians' options to control infections effectively.
A 2022 World Health Organization surveillance report found that the most common cause of UTIs is resistance to first—and second-line antibiotics.
Research indicates that 40% of women in the United States will develop a UTI at some point in their lifetime.
Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection Tablets Approved in the U.S.
UK Confirms 32% Increase in Malaria Cases
In recognition of World Malaria Day 2024, various countries are reporting increased cases related to international travelers and actions to prevent further outbreaks.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recently reported that global malaria cases were estimated at 249 million in 2022, an increase of about 2% from 2021.
COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines Show Great Global Variance
Findings based on review of national versus WHO guidelines