Today, antibiotics are the third largest-selling class of drugs, with a worldwide annual market estimated between $7 and $22 billion.

Across the world, there are reports of shortages of common antibiotics. Ben Hargreaves examines why these shortages are happening and what is being done in the background to return supply to normal.

Older adults, people with chronic conditions (especially those with heart or lung disease) and those taking multiple prescription drugs are especially vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.

Warnings have been issued over commonly prescribed drugs could increase risk of dementia following a scientific study. Research suggested that regular use of certain types of commonly-prescribed ...

What Is Paid Media: The Different Types & Examples Learn the key types of paid media, how they work, and when to use them to get better results from your marketing budget.

Over 100 medications have been implicated in SJS and TEN, most frequently sulfonamide antibiotics. [1, 2] The risk of developing SJS or TEN after drug exposure appears to be the greatest during ...

Clarivate has revealed 11 drugs due to launch in 2025 that could top $1 billion in annual sales or be clinical 'game changers' in the next five years.

Can I get rid of a sinus infection without antibiotics? In many cases a sinus infection is treatable with home remedies. They are also often the result of viral infection, so antibiotics will not ...

Antibiotics should start clearing up the infection within 24 hours of starting to use them. Even if you don’t use antibiotics, mild bacterial pink eye almost always improves within 10 days.