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Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 63. Modern vaccines

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 62. Herbal medicine

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 61. Herbal antibiotics, cinnamon

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 60. Herbal antibiotics: garlic

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 59. Phytomedicines, what does actually work?

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 58. Natural medicines

Chemistry vs. antibiotics, # 57. Phage therapy, a promising alternative to antibiotics?

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 56. Bacteriophages, almost forgotten, but….

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 55. Antibiotics and the intestinal flora

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 54. If chemistry and biotech join forces

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 53. If chemistry loses

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 52. Prospect of new tools??

Chemistry vs. bacteria, #51. The story of lefamulin, how not to proceed

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 50. Resistance, a second look

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 49. Further along trodden paths?

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 48. The search for new antibiotics, 2000-2020

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 47. 21st century threats

Chemistry vs. bacteria, #46. The decline of modern pharma in three acts. III: cholesterol

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 45. The decline of modern pharma in three acts. II: the empty promises of biotech

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 44. The decline of modern pharma in three acts. I: 1980-2000

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 43. Veterinary use

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 42. Disputable applications

Chemistry vs. bacteria. # 41, Sore throat, runny nose and other unfortunate conditions

Chemistry vs. bacteria. # 40, Leprosy

Chemistry vs. bacteria. Episode 39, TBC

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 38. 1980-2000, new successes – really?

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 37. Cephalosporins, the factory

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 36. Amoxicillin, the factory

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 35. Ampicillin, the factory

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 34. The golden age 1960-1980

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 33. Life can be engineered

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 32. 1950: turning point for the good

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 31. Help from an unexpected source

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 30. Cephalosporins

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 29. The Gist factory, from illegal to global player

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 28. The success of Bacinol

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 27. Development of penicillin in the Netherlands

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 26. Penicillin development outside the US and UK

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 25. Looking back and going forward

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 24. Chemical formulae

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 23. Credit where credit’s due?

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 22. ‘America First’

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 21. Still no kilo available

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 20. Scaling up

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 19. The battle of Britain

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 18. Penicillin beats the sulfas!

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 17. The Oxford team

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 16. The Sulfas have the upper hand

Chemistry vs. antibiotics, # 15. Historic antibacterial agents

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 14. Riddles and coincidence

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 13. November 1921 and September 1928

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 12. Lessons learned

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 11. Pride comes before a fall

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 10. International recognition

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 9. In the crossfire

Chemistry vs. bacteria, # 8. The success of the sulfas; with a black rim

Chemistry vs. bacteria, episode 7. Aspirin

Chemistry vs. bacteria, episode 6. Gerhard Domagk and Prontosil, the first sulfa drug

100 years of chemistry vs. bacteria, episode 5. A colourful foreplay

100 years of chemistry vs. bacteria, episode 4. The rise of chemistry

100 years of chemistry vs. bacteria, episode 3. Mercurochrome, Ehrlich’s chemotherapy the American way

100 years of chemistry vs. bacteria, episode 2. Paul Ehrlich, Salvarsan and chemotherapy

100 years of chemistry vs. bacteria, episode 1. Louis Pasteur vs. Robert Koch

The 100 year war between chemistry and bacteria, in 100 episodes