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Antimicrobial resistance AR is a serious clinical and public health problem driven largely by inappropriate use of antimicrobials particularly in the setting of empiric t [...]
2012 | Capstone |
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The gut microbiome is involved in promoting or inhibiting (protecting against or contributing to the development of) many diseases, such as diabetes, inflammatory bowel d [...]
2023-07-21 | Abstract |
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In 2015, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention developed the Standardized Antimicrobial Administration Ratio (SAAR) to account for underlying differences in pati [...]
2019 | Dissertation |
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Culture-independent methods are changing the way scientists interrogate microbes in complex environments such as the human body. Specifically, targeted sequencing of the [...]
2020 | Abstract |
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PGRP3 is a protein that helps the body recognize and respond to bacteria based on the essential structures of the bacteria. They are believed to act by helping to maintai [...]
2023-11-08 | Thesis |
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Patients with acute respiratory tract infections (RTIs) frequently present to primary care clinics. Most of these infections are caused by viruses and are not treatable [...]
2011-06-01 | Thesis |
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Treating viral upper respiratory infections (URI) with antibiotics contributes to the rise of antimicrobial resistance. Major drivers of unnecessary prescribing are a pat [...]
2020 | Abstract |