Anti-Infective Agents

The marvel of Anti-Infective Agents steps in, armed with the scientific prowess to combat these invaders. Their necessity arises from the constant threat posed by bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites that can lead to infectious diseases.

The purpose of Anti-Infective Agents is clear: to thwart the spread and impact of infectious agents within the human body. Whether it's antibiotics fighting bacterial infections, antivirals tackling viral invaders, antifungals combatting fungal threats, or antiparasitic medications addressing parasitic infestations, each class of Anti-Infective Agents has a specific target.

Did you know?
The first widely used antibiotic, penicillin, was discovered accidentally by Sir Alexander Fleming in 1928. He noticed the Mold Penicillium notatum inhibiting the growth of bacteria, leading to the groundbreaking development of antibiotics.