THE PORTAL FOR ALL THINGS PHAGE A VITAL DEFENCE TO COMBAT LETHAL BACTERIA
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Antimicrobial resistance is a global polycrisis; phages are critical to the response.
How can they safeguard healthcare and complement current treatments? Phage CoLab delivers the essentials on science, clinical practice and policy.
Urgent decisions are needed in this race against time.
PHACTS
Phages are older than human life and naturally form part of our planet.
They are different to antibiotics and are not here to replace them, moreso to keep them working.
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MORE PHACTS
Phages are the viruses of bacteria and are incredibly small.
Also called Bacteriophages, they have been used in the frontline of human and animal health in some parts of the world for decades.
Phages self replicate and multiply to the levels needed in the body meaning we do not need to dose them like we do for other pharmaceuticals.