Until recently, the recipe for that medieval remedy lay unnoticed in the brittle pages of a 1,000-year-old text - titled “Bald’s Leechbook” - shelved in the library of the University of ...

A salve of wine, garlic, leeks and oxgall was found to be kill staph and MRSA. Skip to main content. ... For a long time, medieval medicine has been dismissed as irrelevant.

Scientists in the United Kingdom have found what they believe could be an unlikely treatment for the deadly and notoriously hard-to-kill MRSA superbug: a foul-smelling, Medieval concoction of ...

This Medieval Potion Kills Stubborn Bacteria “Bald’s eyesalve” is effective against numerous strains of bacteria—and could help treat diabetic foot and leg ulcers Alex Fox - Correspondent ...

The team was curious, but skeptical, predicting that the eye salve might show a "small amount of antibiotic activity," Dr. Freya Harrison said. Instead, it was almost completely effective—only ...

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The discovery melds medieval potion-making with modern pharmacology. In its crosshairs: Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, better known as MRSA. Skip to main content ...

A collection of medieval medical treatment recipes that will be published by Cambridge University Library show that people have long suffered from illnesses and afflictions like toothaches and ...

A treatment for eye infections that dates back to the Anglo-Saxon era has been found to successfully attack the modern hospital "superbug" MRSA.

A medieval remedy for eye infections, the preparation of which was described in a thousand-year-old manuscript in the British Library, has been found to kill the superbug MRSA. Anglo-Saxon ...

A medieval recipe found in a 1,000-year-old book can kill antibiotic-resistant superbugs that are hard to treat with modern medicine. Content. ... originally an eye salve, ...

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