While most pharma companies have exited the antibiotics area, Japanese drugmaker Shionogi has stuck with it and has just expanded its pipeline with a deal to buy US biotech Qpex Biopharma.

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E. Coli bacteria (in red) being grown on an agar plate. These bacteria are a common source of UTIs. © Scharvik via Getty No doubt about it, UTIs suck. They burn ...

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Increasing the use of vaccines could help tackle the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) by reducing the need for antibiotics by 22% globally—or 2.5 billion defined daily doses—every year ...

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