The deadly combination behind the surge of ‘superbug’ fungus outbreaks By Philip Kiefer / Published January 21, 2022
A new species of superbug is emerging—and it loves when you eat sugar By Kat Eschner / Published August 13, 2019
There’s a new fungal superbug, and it’s probably humanity’s fault By Kat Eschner / Published April 11, 2019
Superbug Outbreak Has Killed Two at UCLA Medical Center By Alexandra Ossola / Published February 19, 2015
FDA Aims To Reduce Use Of Antibiotics For Fattening Farm Animals By Francie Diep / Published December 12, 2013
Drug-Resistant Germs Bred In Humans Show Up In Wild Animals By Francie Diep / Published November 8, 2013
2 Million Americans Annually Get Infections That Antibiotics Can’t Cure By Francie Diep / Published September 17, 2013
IBM’s Warmth-Activated Gel Can Break Up Tough Bacterial Biofilms And Kill Superbugs By Rebecca Boyle / Published January 25, 2013
Antibiotics May Be Permanently Altering the Guts of Humanity By Clay Dillow / Published September 7, 2011
Newly Found Gonorrhea Superbug Resists All Existing Antibiotics By Rebecca Boyle / Published July 12, 2011
New Handheld Drug Test Uses Electrodes and Saliva to Sniff Out Cocaine in Five Minutes By Rebecca Boyle / Published September 22, 2010