and patient safety model that i believe that is why this has failed in other countries to dina digital to communicating along the coins, prepares the pages for paulina in the hospital pharmacy for every pathogen. medical professionals have to find an breed suitable bacteria pages. the dosing takes place here in the clinic. it is a serious age solution. that's how it comes from a military hospital in brussels. we're going to, we only use it for infections with very specific multi resistant germs. we prepared here in our pharmacy. we only do this every few months. we've had another patient before, but it's all pretty new to us. the high security at the laboratory is purely a precautionary measure, because the side effects of the pages are not yet known. the doctors determined the dose individually for each patient

so far, power lena has tolerated the pages well. she's supposed to inhale the viruses one last time in the clinic. then she can continue the therapy at home. so i just feel i feel that my lungs have already become a bit really are applied from a cause and my voice sounds a bit strange now, but they're letting me go home today longer. second, paulina is supposed to inhale the pages several times a day for 3 weeks. if the virus therapy does not bring the desired results, she faces a 2nd round this time intravenously with a needle. and she would have to go to antwerp for 4 weeks. not something her father and the doctors would like to avoid. so let's hope that the arizona, the loan will be enough and that you don't have to come back for the 2nd part of the treatment that will follow up in the next week. we will be taking her sputum

sample every week and we'll have to see whether or not and at what point we won't be able to culture the bacteria that are in our lunch right now. so i can't predict it. if it's in the 1st week, then we'll throw a party, i think this very soon, but it's also possible it's in the 2nd or the 3rd week or, or not at all. we don't know to find all the germs and to dissolve the secretion in her lungs. paulina has to inhale several times a day, both with pages and antibiotics. i think it's a good combination does under the antibiotic it doesn't harm the ages because their virus pages don't harm the antibiotic conditions. there aren't a lot of studies on this. we'll do an intensive research is needed, if, because it's obvious, multi resistance germs will cause more and more problems for us to do this out to them. my guess will only know in 3 weeks whether the therapy has worked.

not only faith is spent a hygiene promise solutions new drunk, so also being developed in hagen's book. molecular biologist martine greenville is looking for ways out of the anti bios crisis for the biotech company. louis and he has developed a process with which he can specifically find any type of bacteria using artificially producing protein. enzymes only shine a common for our basic building blocks come from nature t, how we optimize enzymes that are used by phases primarily to emerge from the bacterial cell at the end of that reproduction cycle from the old dominion. even these are the basic idea is to make the bacteria burst from the outside, almost like a balloon on once the ages have found a suitable bacterium, they multiply within it. during this phase,

they produce enzymes. if enough enzymes are present, they called the host bacterium to burst, and so glycerol produces these enzymes artificially optimizing them to attack bacteria in the human body. he calls that invention, artie licensed the 1st volunteers like elko, i guess you have already been tested with them down. the geriatric nurse suffers from neuro dermatitis again and again. stuff below cockeyed cause inflation on her skin. it's getting so bad that she might have to give up her work. my art success, he's been up to up yet. my doctor said he tried everything's. there was nothing left. so he didn't know what to do with me anymore. but then he read about this and said we could ask for a sample of my and, and then within 2 or 3 days of trying it, you could see how everything went away. i just took it, had healed this to high skin, stop ditching. came out. you, it was

a miracle. this is bobbie warner. martine greason did a lot of test and no resistance ever developed a r t license. so delta vegas biotech company have a solution to the fight against germs, calve, death matter, and then let's the on the i believe that in recent years we've seen that the problem of multi resists and germs has come more and more into focus. and our technology in particular offers many advantages over classic antibiotics is kind of assistance, resistance does not develop and we can kill a large number of germs in a very specific way to can be a factor of crystals. anti license is visible under the microscope. they destroy the target bacteria in a fraction of a 2nd. but there is a long way to go before the enzymes can be turned into medicine. the small company need support from the pharmaceutical industry. and that's what martine gleason

found in the western german city of booth at the time i told him among wants to bring auntie license to market. his pharmaceutical company, i curious is one of the few worldwide that are researching new antibiotics. and that presents. so with a great opportunity, always if a serious the for us, it's very important because it's the 1st step toward youth and human pharmaceuticals. that's a big milestone you're allowed, technology company, lunchtime. the potential of the new development is impressive. even a small dose is enough to read a highly concentrated germ solution of pathogens within minutes strapped a cock. i are responsible for the milky countenance, particularly if just made this strep to caucus term solution. i'm about to add a controlled substance and are already license to compare them. you will see that within 5 to 6 minutes, the cloudiness will be different. so the germs burst and or destroyed and as

a result for the solution loses cloud introduced a time lapse shows how the anti license destroyed, the cloudy jumps hitting monitoring for human medicine. this would be a huge step because you have a completely different class of ingredients. well, sounds on a completely different mechanism and model of action, you know, where you can work against existing resistances. this is a new weapon against resistant germany. for men in the pharmaceutical companies, for new antibiotics is not worthwhile because new drugs have to be kept back, can reserve antibiotics, and only used in emergencies. use levels would probably be low, and development costs would be high. tension. when we talk about resistance, it's like an arms race because the bacteria will always mutate and build resistance . you constantly have to keep up with them because they never stop trying to defend themselves against the drugs where developing the it's an endurance res,

i love it. love the employees regularly analyze the global resistance situation. dangerous intestinal germs are gaining ground that antibiotics can do little to. 5 percent of hospital gems are resistant. even in the netherlands. a country with exemplary public hygiene, indict lamps didn't be about environmental that i now 12.2 percent. and you can see it increasing and that it's a similar story in poland, austria, and spain you do as kind. i don't know if there is no country under 5 percent anymore, and i think that's pretty dramatic with the germs on a new approach like that provided by artificial enzymes is not without challenges, then he hits him at all. if i come up with innovative approaches that have never been tested and humans, and there's of course, a certain risk because they 1st have to prove their effectiveness and humans. and it takes time to develop them from scratch. the movie i was on the movie,

we have to say and believe there will be a solution must be a solution because the problem is, so syria and i've on the news on game. the problem is the goal. it may take another 5 to 10 years before auntie license ready for the market as drugs paulinus. phage therapy in belgium has now ended at home gene hales, a harmless, say line solution will become move your upper body so the vapors can get deep into your lungs. incomes. ah, the pages worked out, lena finds it much easier to breathe. she finally feels like working out again and exercise is good for her lungs. and how much is $122.00?

wow. wow, not bad, better than last time. go lower. if i do the pulmonary function test, the results are good. it also influences my mood. i usually feel better immediately ma'am, which was to have more motivation, and i'm somehow happier to show a feel better because i feel like i could do more muscle because of her illness. lena have to catch up with a lot of schoolwork at home because it's much easier for her to study when her lungs are clear. she is doing much better, but doctors can still detect dangerous gems in her lungs in point. so she is considering going to antwerp again with her father for another round of phage therapy. doctors here at the syntax, hospital in buckles have already made great strides in the fight against the germans and by applying hygiene concepts from the netherlands. standards have increased and antibiotic consumption as decreasing regular training and self monitoring are

important factors for ron hendricks. this is what it is incredibly interesting that in the last 20 to 25 years in microbiology, the approach to hygiene has changed 100 times more than in almost any other discipline markets that makes it very interesting. and also means that we always need to be on the ball and to be able to explain to people what is going on with c s some 113 hospital. so taking part in a cross border network, more and more german clinics are adopting dutch standards in bulk out before doctors operated on your billing. the treatment significantly reduced the number of dangerous jobs, while the wound was open during the operation, he was given a one time reserve antibiotic that was all that was needed later on. i'm so really knocked out last night. it's such a weight off me. when i'm about to try to take some steps with crutches, and that's really good that this who lives in the monster land clinic,

the doctors have the gems under control. but for ron hendricks, that's no reason for complacency. yes, forgetting how we proceed now will help us to keep these germs under control and the long term we need to restrict and prescription of antibiotics, preferably using the oldest drug when we need good hygiene, taking swab, so we know who is infected with which germs. so we can act accordingly, and no matter what we can think of the germs already have an answer. the fight against the killer germs can never be entirely one. but we might be able to keep them under control with better hygiene, new drugs, and only using antibiotics as a result. the news

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