A splinter injury progressed to finger necrosis in a patient with MDS, despite antibacterial treatment and no clinically apparent systemic dissemination.
Investigators linked distinct odor patterns to life stage, sex, and skin microbes, while limited longitudinal evidence leaves their clinical utility uncertain.
Lysosomal activation and increased intracellular antibiotic accumulation accompanied reduced bacterial regrowth across mouse and human bladder epithelial models.