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Phage therapy (featuring Dr. Katrine Whiteson)
Host: Daniel and Kelly
Timestamp: 01:03:10 - 01:03:30
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"You could use molecules to try to assist the infection and that might make one phage work in more contexts."
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Phage Therapy Clinic for Antibiotic Resistance
The podcast discusses the potential for establishing clinics that specialize in phage therapy, a treatment that utilizes bacteriophages (viruses that infect bacteria) to combat antibiotic-resistant infections. Given the growing problem of antibiotic resistance, this clinic would focus on personalized treatments, using phages to target specific bacterial infections in patients who have not responded to traditional antibiotics. The clinic would likely conduct thorough testing and research to identify effective phages from wastewater sources, and provide bespoke treatment plans tailored to individual patient needs. These clinics could also serve as research hubs for further advancements in phage therapy and its applications, potentially offering a new avenue for combating infections that are becoming increasingly difficult to treat. The target audience would be patients suffering from chronic infections and healthcare providers seeking alternative treatment options for antibiotic resistance.
Phage Therapy Research and Development Fund
Establishing a fund dedicated to supporting research and development in phage therapy. This fund would finance projects aimed at discovering new phages, understanding their mechanisms of action, and developing techniques for their clinical application. The fund could also support collaborations between academic institutions, hospitals, and biotech firms to promote innovation in phage therapy. By addressing the critical need for alternative treatments against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, this initiative would not only contribute to public health but also stimulate advancements in microbiome research and infectious disease control. The target audience includes researchers, healthcare institutions, and investors interested in biotechnology and public health.