Phage Therapy Center provides an effective treatment solution for patients who have bacterial infections that don't respond to conventional antibiotic therapies. Phage Therapy Center provides an effective treatment solution for patients who have bacterial infections that do not respond to conventional antibiotic therapies. Bacteriophage therapy (also known as phage therapy), which has been used to
treat bacterial infections in Eastern Europe over 80 years, is getting a renewed and increasing amount of attention as a promising answer to many of these infections. Bacteriophage therapy is used broadly in certain parts of the former Soviet Union, particularly the Republic of Georgia, which has been the global center of phage expertise for over 80 years. A large majority of established physicians in Georgia prefer phages over antibiotics as first-line therapy for a broad variety of infections. While we do not anticipate that phages will replace antibiotics as the first-line, general antibacterial therapy in major Western countries; we do, however, see a promising role for phages in situations where where antibiotics alone are not sufficient.
