• The bacteria triggering typhoid fever is turning out to be more and more resistant to some of the most significant antibiotics for human wellbeing, according to a review printed in The Lancet Microbe journal.
  • The premier genome examination of  Salmonella Typhi (S. Typhi) also shows that resistant strains — almost all originating in South Asia — have distribute to other nations around the world almost 200 periods since 1990.
  • Antibiotics can be applied to successfully handle typhoid fever bacterial infections, but their performance is threatened by the emergence of resistant S. Typhi strains.