Karen Maxwell, a Sault-area health scientist and recipient of one of Canada's top health-science honours, is researching bacteriophages — viruses that naturally hunt and destroy bacteria — as a potential weapon against antibiotic-resistant infections. The work could reshape how medicine tackles one of global health's most urgent threats.
Vizadz.comSSM Scientist Wants Viruses to Fight Antibiotic Resistance
Karen Maxwell, a Sault-area health scientist and recipient of one of Canada's top health-science honours, is researching bacteriophages — viruses that naturally hunt and destroy bacteria — as a potential weapon against antibiotic-resistant infections. The work could reshape how medicine tackles one of global health's most urgent threats.
- health
- science
- antibiotic resistance
- bacteriophages
- sault ste marie
- research
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