Hospitalized patients with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) who received treatment regimens against atypical disease-causing pathogens reached clinical stability quicker, had fewer days of hospitalization, and had lower mortality rates as a result of their disease, according to a large new study.

May 4 : A study by a researcher at the University of Wisconsin (UW) has discovered that topical honey can heal diabetes sores completely.
Jennifer Eddy of UW Health’s Eau Claire Family Medicine Clinic, who treated her borderline diabetic patient Catrina Hurlburt with honey therapy, said that Hurlburt’s case is a good example of the ‘potential [...]

May 3 : A new study has found that maggots can be used as a potential treatment for patients with the superbug MRSA.
MRSA or methycillin resistant staphylococcus aureus is a kind of germ generally found on the skin or in the nose. Some call it a ’superbug’ as the usual antibiotics can’t kill it.