href="https://www.phagetherapycenter.com/pii/PatientServlet?command=static_faq&secnavpos=7&language=0#staphusa">How prevalent are Staphylococcus aureus infections, and what is the average cost of conventional antibiotic treatment in the United States?
What is an autoPhage?
What infections / conditions are not treatable with phage therapy?

Web site change of address

After 2 years I check the "State of'Art" about Phage Therapy another time.

This is the new address : link.

ATTENTION !!!!

Confusion by too much technology : Google and  android mobile.
The final result is that all  my images  are disappeared.

After one year what's happened now about phage therapy ? Something must have happened.

1.

Web site

the project was launched on June 1st 2013 and will last 27 months

Phage Therapy and Burns (Video)

Depth of a Burn

Burn Wound Infections

2.Link.

Comment: I am happy about this work but not for mycobacteriophage choice.The same phages are used in all works with mycobacteria (the host range for D29 is very large and includes both slow and fast-growing species). This aspect ( this is my opinion) is not a favourable point for phage therapy in Buruli: we must wait until a specific phage for Mycobacterium ulcerans strain is isolated together in the same country.
This work supports the timeliness of phage therapy before the infection to become chronic (33 days) and confirms my working hypothesis: a,b,c

Phage Therapy in Today's Medicine

HERE

Indian TB cases 'can't be cured' ( but DS6A phage could be used)

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 DS6A phage (my old idea)

From this scientific work :
" In 1981 Sula et al. reported positive indicators
with a reduction in the observed lesions in the spleen, lungs and livers of guinea pigs following therapy with DS-6A. More recent work demonstrated that phage therapy could have a beneficial effect in guinea pigs with disseminated tuberculosis, but that its action
was considerably less pronounced than that of isoniazid monotherapy."

From this scientific work: 
"Sula et al. [63] infected guinea pigs with M. tuberculosis and then treated them with subcutaneous injections of three different bacteriophages twice weekly for 10 weeks.
One of these bacteriophages, designated DS-6A, produced an antibacterial effect at least as good as isoniazid."


From this scientific work:
"In addition, the previously isolated phage DS6A, the only one of the 138 phages that does not infect M. smegmatis was sequenced and annotated." 


From this scientific work:

Phage therapy: myth or reality?

WEB SITE

From: PHERECYDES Pharma,PHAGESPOIRS and P.H.A.G.E

PHERECYDES Pharma 

PHAGESPOIRS

P.H.A.G.E

ISTC Databases

From this web site

If you write " Bacteriophage Therapy" in the small window you found a lot of scientific projects about Phage therapy.

Nina Chanishvili:Innovative Drug Discovery Workshop, ISTC, Toronto, Canada, 6-10 August, 2011

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