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Fighting bacteria without antibiotic

In research conducted at the Hebrew University, a method for controlling bacterial activity without antibiotics was developed. The research showed how it is possible to interfere with the communication of groups of bacteria thus enabling new ways of fighting bacterial infections as well as ways to help beneficial bacteria to multiply.

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