Articles for Marc Mendelson
Less talk, more action: South Africa’s failing response to the antibiotic resistance pandemic
Our government’s report card reads: “Must do better”
By Marc Mendelson and Moritz van Vuuren
Science | 10 February 2022
What can you do to reduce the risk of getting an antibiotic-resistant infection?
Part four in our series on antibiotic resistance
Science | 3 February 2022
The widespread misuse of antibiotics in humans, animals and the environment must stop
I know of many cases where employers will not allow sick leave without employees having antibiotics to show for it
Science | 31 January 2022
Why the “war” against bacteria is the wrong strategy
Part two in a series on antibiotic resistance
Science | 27 January 2022
There’s another pandemic we should be focused on: antibiotic-resistant infections
Millions of people are now dying every year because of bad practices and South Africa is one of the worst culprits
Science | 25 January 2022
Ivermectin and Covid-19: what we still don’t know
At the moment there isn’t enough evidence to justify using the drug for the treatment or prevention of SARS-CoV-2
By Marc Mendelson, Francois Venter and Jeremy Nel
Science | 10 February 2021
How to keep safe in supermarkets, schools and on public transport
Advice on how to reduce your risk and those around you of contracting Covid-19
Marc Mendelson, Shaheen Mehtar, Shabir Madhi and Nathan Geffen
Explainer | 29 May 2020