ABSTRACT Non-typhoidal Salmonella (NTS) poses a serious threat for multi-drug-resistant infections in the United States. However, most infections are not detected through tradition
In vitro mechanistic study establishing PS-MP–CD interactions in cell culture without clinical outcomes, animal models, or human validation; raises important questions about environmental pathogen interactions but does not answer them in a clinical context.
In vitro mechanistic study identifying a host factor and its role in mycobacterial entry; lacks in vivo validation, clinical outcomes, or human relevance needed to inform practice.