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SUMMARY:Combatting multidrug resistant bacteria in the clinic
DESCRIPTION:The bacteria which live in our gut play important roles in our 
 health\; they influence how the immune system works\, how patients react a
 nd respond to drugs\, and how diseases progress. However multidrug resista
 nt bacteria can disrupt the delicate microbial balance increasing the risk
  of persistent infections and immune dysfunction.\nFaecal or Intestinal Mi
 crobiota Transplant is a therapy that restores healthy gut bacteria by tra
 nsferring stool from screened donors to patients\, offering a promising ap
 proach to combat antimicrobial resistance and improve patient outcomes. In
  this seminar\, two experts will talk about their research and answer your
  questions: \n Dr Ben Mullish is a Senior Clinical Research Fellow in the 
 Division of Digestive Diseases (Department of Metabolism\, Digestion and R
 eproduction) at Imperial College London\, and Honorary Consultant in Hepat
 ology and Gastroenterology at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. Dr Mu
 llish will talk about his research on C difficile infection and the challe
 nges of setting up an Intestinal Microbiota Transplant service. \n Dr Fran
 ces Davies is an Academic Clinical Microbiologist in the Department of Inf
 ectious Diseases at Imperial College London and a Consultant Microbiologis
 t at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. Dr Davies will talk about her 
 research on Intestinal Microbiota Transplants to treat multidrug resistant
  bacteria in transplant patients and in patients with recurrent urinary tr
 act infections.
URL:https://www.imperial.ac.uk/events/202584/combatting-multidrug-resistant
 -bacteria-in-the-clinic/
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