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Biotherapeutic Agents to Prevent Cystitis in Women,ic agents should be considered to treat and/or prevent infections. This chapter will document the extent of the problem of urinary tract infections (UTI), particularly in the female, will demonstrate the rationale behind the use of prebiotics and biotherapeutic agents, will examine the characteristi

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230603189ted diarrhea (AAD) traveler’s diarrhea, and to treat acute diarrhea, . diarrhea, . vaginitis, and urinary tract infections. These areas have been reviewed in other chapters in this book. Although the potential for the use and efficacy of BTA in infections of the gastrointestinal and vaginal tract se

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Militaria: Collecting the Debris of War, the host. Situations of immunodeficiency expose the host to an increased risk of infections and tumors. On the other hand, situations of excessive immune response can also be detrimental. Biotherapeutic agents (BTA) have been defined as microorganisms with therapeutic properties (.). They include l

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Writing Plague: Defoe and Camus,nd 500 species (.), with fastidious anaerobes accounting for 98%. The flora is felt to be unique to humans, with little overlap to those in other species, i.e., pigs and mice (.). Potential pathogens, such as staphylococcus and ., are present in low numbers, if at all, and pathogens, such as . or .,

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